Azul seeks to leave disruptions of early 2020s behind in post-bankruptcy era
By 
Howard Hardee2026-03-19T14:41:00
Azul has emerged from a nine-month Chapter 11 bankruptcy process with a significantly reduced debt burden and fewer aircraft lease obligations, positioning the Brazilian carrier to withstand future macroeconomic shocks after years of challenges.
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