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Camilo Pérez-Jacott advil PM contains ibuprofen, that's a pain reliever in addition to diphenhydramine on its own. Taking drugs like ibuprofen when you don't need it can be damaging to the heart, stomach and kidneys over the long term. You'd be looking for something containing diphenhydramine on it's own. In the UK, it'd be Nytol
Some more facts about Viracopos and Azul: in the late 1950s, the very fast urban growth and sprawl of São Paulo made it impossible to expand the city's existing airport, Congonhas, and it was too small for intercontinental jets like the Boeing 707 and the DC-8, which were the main long-haul jets at that time. So, Viracopos was built in Campinas, 100 km (60 miles) from São Paulo, with a long runway. But the long distance by road, combined with the fact that Rio de Janeiro is only a 40-minute flight from Congonhas Airport, which is conveniently and relatively close to São Paulo's downtown and major business areas, made most international passengers prefer a connection in Rio to going all the way to Viracopos in a long and expensive trip by car. Even the late Varig operated its international flights only from Rio, and Viracopos was relatively empty, only with some flights by European carriers like Air France or Lufthansa. It got even emptier when Guarulhos airport was opened in the 1980s and soon became Brazil's busiest airport, as São Paulo is by far the country's largest city and economic capital. (BTW, "Guarulhos" is pronounced "gwah-ROO-lyoos".) Then Viracopos was limited to a few domestic flights catering to the local market of Campinas (pop. 1 million, twice that in the metro area, and one of Brazil's wealthiest cities), though a lot of international cargo flights remained (still an important part of the airport's operations today). As for David Neeleman, he is a dual U.S.-Brazilian citizen due to a lucky chance: he was born in São Paulo when his American parents were Mormon missionaries there (then the family returned to the U.S. when he was still a little boy and he was raised there). Brazilian law at the time he founded Azul restricted majority ownership of airlines based in the country to Brazilian citizens, so he was legally entitled to own and run an airline in the country, even though he had to learn Portuguese (his command of the language is still horrendous today, with a very thick American accent and many mistakes). Brazil is a very large country with vast distances requiring air travel, a large population (210 million people now), a lot of economic potential and an oligopolised airline market with little competition from lazy players averse to change -- perfect for what Neeleman wanted after returning to the airline business after an agreed 3-year period away from that business after he was bought out of JetBlue. Neeleman found that the empty airport that nobody wanted, Viracopos, would be perfect as his main hub if he offered easy ground connections to São Paulo. Azul (which means "blue" in Portuguese) was innovative in many ways and a success right away, and it's the airline Brazilians always mention when asked about the best service. Viracopos is now the large, modern airport you saw only because of Azul -- before that, it had a tiny old terminal (think Inverness airport...) dating from circa 1960.
@@moshymoshmosh9658, not true. If you didn't care, you wouldn't have taken the time and trouble to comment. But you couldn't miss an opportunity to be a rude an unpleasant jerk to people you don't even know from the safety of your Internet anonymity, could you?
It's a shame that Viracopos is so underutilized. Unfortunately, the reform took too long, it was always under construction and it was confusing to get there, park the car, etc. It's again under financial trouble. It's a much better alternative for people living in the southern part of the city, as the traffic to Guarulhos is awful.
You’re my favourite travel vlogger Paul, so much information and trivia as you’re going along it’s like we’re travelling with you. Can’t wait for the next one! x
I was just about to click on another video but i scrolled down and saw this video that was 8 minutes ago. I was so exited to watch another cideo of yours. I love you. Keep it up
Looked quite comfortable, Paul. The food actually looked rather appealing, I thought. Croissants should be a food group! 6hrs. uninterrupted sleep on a plane is pretty darn good! Those seat/beds look roomy enough for a side sleeper. Hope you're relaxing at home, now.
As a Brazilian I'm really glad to see this vídeo, and to see that you liked the flight, please come more to Brazil. In case of you actually read this comment, I would love to see you making a vídeo of our main long distance train, the" Estrada de ferro Vitória Minas" aka "Trem da Vale".
Business Class seating is much appreciated on a long flight such as this, and the price seemed not that much higher than I would expect for Economy. While the food wasn't memorable, it looked better than what I've seen on some other bargain airline videos. This airline seems to be a good value.
I like the blue tinted mood lighting as you boarded the plane, it reminds you of blue skies and sunshine :-) Kind regards, Peter Skuce. St Albans. Hertfordshire.
Brazil is doing well, it doesn't mean all a thousand wonders about silence in the airport of campinas ... in fact it is no longer busy in sao paulo but in guarulhos there you see very loud sound of people talking in the airport lounge, as campinas airport is mostly used for air cargo.
Your description has the Aeromexico details from your previous video just to let you know. Great review as always, not heard much about Azul prior to this so very interesting indeed.
I’ve been subscribed to this channel for a while now and decided to try and understands a bit more about your back story. Having reviewed your website and, rather clumsily signed up to Instagram, I can see you are a really decent guy - l love your comments about haters and 100% agree that the moment they post they lose! Anyway, thank you for such an inspirational channel, I really enjoy following your travels.
Great video Paul! I am flying from Manchester to London in October On a A320 or A319 and A321. I am going on Club Europe or business Class and I am so excited! I will get to feel like you for a day! 😂😂😂 keep up the good work
I've been sub' ed, and have been watching you for a long time now. Just wanted to finally say how much I have enjoyed your trips and narration of, locations all over the world!!!
Matt Wakefield maybe when they get rid of their stupid egg chair business class and upgrade to proper business class with a 1-2-1 and DAA. Their pricing would suggest something properly premium considering a flight from SYD to DXB in business costs the same with Emirates who offer a much better hard product
@@CptScotty14 Well they do on all aircraft (Expect for 1 A330 and 3 A380s are refurbished with the new seats with 1 more every single month) so its a good idea, plus on most flights to Asia are getting changed from A330s to Boeing 787 Dreamliners so it is actually good. Plus I think once JetStar receives their first A321NeoLR the 787s that were flying to Bali will stop and I think they will go back to Qantas and service flights Transcontinental and flights to places like Bangkok, Auckland, Honolulu and Jakarta and phasing out their A330s. My thoughts.
It's a very good airline but it's a shame they dont really care about the people who work on it like ramp operators and such. that particular airplane on the rear hold has the loading system broken and no lights for quite a while which difficults the work a lot. Unit load devices full with almost 50 bags or some with 90 (the ALF uld) and sometimes 2 ton pallets arent the easiest thing to load/unload on a plane! I know this because I work at Lisbon airport as a ramp operator. Great video Paul!
Hi Paul A nice flight review, I haven't heard of this airline but they seem to deliver a simple business class service. The lounge was well below par but you get what you have paid for. Keep up the great reviews. Kind regards DS
Thanks for the upload Paul. From my experience Azul is the best internal airline in Brasil. Latam and Gol are the main competitors and are fine but Azul is just that bit better. I've not used their International service as I prefer to fly Sao Paulo direct to London, a route they don't have at present. They use T.1 at Guarulhos for their internal flights but you need to go to Viracopos for International.
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Viracopos was empty because it is the third airport of São Paulo. It is used mostly for cargo planes nowadays. Guarulhos and Congonhas are the busy international and doméstic airports respectively.
I had been waiting for this review! I love Azul for domestic travel within Brazil. I’d rank them Azul, Gol, Latam. But I agree that Azul’s international product is average, but still good for the price. I prefer Latam over Azul for international travel to and from Brazil. I still haven’t traveled with Gol internationally so I can’t compare that one.
Hello There :) Always happy about new Flightreports and Channels here on TH-cam This way, you can get to know and learn a lot about different airlines, travel destinations and airplanes (and cabins and booking classes as well) all over the world Thank you for your insights and for uploading the video Greetings from Frankfurt by a Flightreporter and Planespotter, too
Nice vlog as always. Check out the name of Trondheim (TRD) airport and what is the name of the place next to it... I rest my case. You need to book a flight with PK before the go out of business....
Paul > Jeb. Just saying. Haven’t yet flown for Azul but I happen to know David Neeleman and Azul’s CEO John Rodgerson...both are terrific people! Glad you had a good trip, Paul!
Great video. Campinas is just down the road from where I live. The Azul domestic flights are good, when I flew them they provided lots of free snacks and drinks and 1 checked bag per person. Much better value then other Brazilian arlines like LATAM and Gol.
Looks like a comfy seat to me my favorite airline is delta because every time we have gotten excellent service and last time I flew with my parents they upgraded us to premium economy for free
Great video as always! I always lon forward to your videos. Just one question, why do you now end the video on the airplane, unlike in your older videos when you used to finish at the arrival airport? I also like seeing the arrival airport at the end of the video
I hope you can fly the Worlds longest flight on time. I am gonna do that in October, but I have to first get to Newark with Icelandair from Norway and then fly to Singapore. Then I am gonna fly back home with Qatar Airways. And also, please take a trip to Norway one day. That would be awesome.
Azul's service is very good, and the attendants are super nice. Nothing like those old bad tempered ladies we find in American companies, where you are afraid of asking for a glass of water. However, in the domestic market, Azul is actually more expensive than the competition.
Just a curious comment for any of the cabin crew members that watch Paul's videos, do any of you observe some of the behaviors and services the crew member's in the videos provide and apply it in your own work after seeing it?
@@jailtonnascimento7482 , no, it's not. David Neeleman (through a holding company) is. He has *nothing* to do with JetBlue any more, and hasn't had for many years, even before founding Azul. He doesn't have shares or votes at the company management, though he certainly still has friends there. In fact, as a part of the deal when his shares at JetBlue were bought out, he was forbidden to work in the airline business for three years. That timeframe had just expired when he decided to go back to it in the Brazilian market, for its market potential and for the lucky chance that he had Brazilian citizenship as well, so he could legally own an airline in Brazil.
Just out of curiosity have you ever tried to fly to/from Brazil with TAM? I ask because most Brazilian prefer azul over tam because of the costumer service and I would like your input
I you had me captivated until, “Avoid it like the plague.” That’s one of my favorite movies! 😆 “The ice- she moves like a woman.” Great movie quote! Lol glad you enjoyed the flight anyways.
What u should do on new airlines is to see all business class premium economy economy etc it would make the video better whenever u decide to go on a new airline
Interesting to see many of these travel channels how the presenter drinks to excess. Makes one think they may have a drinking problem. Too bad the menus and food presentations are either skimmed over or shown very briefly. I would love to see more info on the menu choices and foods being offered.
Quick question Paul, firstly another great video I love your Channel. Flew Azul last year and had a good flight in economy. Can you tell me the camera mount you use to attach to the window ? Thanks in advance.
Hi Paul Another wonderful virtual trip for us. Can you answer a question for me? Why do airlines serve nuts as a pre-flight snack when so many people are desperately allergic to them?
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Square space is really good!
Nice video!
Dude 1k is cheap? I unsub.
Thanks for the subtitles!
@@efthymiosn3381 business class! Yep that's good value for money, except for the lounge, but ..... it's adequate.
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6 hours sleep on a long haul! I'd die for that in my own bed!
@@CamiloPJacott Advil PM is okay ever so often, and Ambien and Klonopin become crutch drugs over time.
Tracy Runyan Maybe you could try Melatonin? We all deserve a good night sleep. :)
Camilo Pérez-Jacott advil PM contains ibuprofen, that's a pain reliever in addition to diphenhydramine on its own. Taking drugs like ibuprofen when you don't need it can be damaging to the heart, stomach and kidneys over the long term. You'd be looking for something containing diphenhydramine on it's own. In the UK, it'd be Nytol
Who would want to sleep 6 hours in business though
Ian Turner especially on a seat next to, practically in the, aisle
Some more facts about Viracopos and Azul: in the late 1950s, the very fast urban growth and sprawl of São Paulo made it impossible to expand the city's existing airport, Congonhas, and it was too small for intercontinental jets like the Boeing 707 and the DC-8, which were the main long-haul jets at that time. So, Viracopos was built in Campinas, 100 km (60 miles) from São Paulo, with a long runway. But the long distance by road, combined with the fact that Rio de Janeiro is only a 40-minute flight from Congonhas Airport, which is conveniently and relatively close to São Paulo's downtown and major business areas, made most international passengers prefer a connection in Rio to going all the way to Viracopos in a long and expensive trip by car. Even the late Varig operated its international flights only from Rio, and Viracopos was relatively empty, only with some flights by European carriers like Air France or Lufthansa. It got even emptier when Guarulhos airport was opened in the 1980s and soon became Brazil's busiest airport, as São Paulo is by far the country's largest city and economic capital. (BTW, "Guarulhos" is pronounced "gwah-ROO-lyoos".) Then Viracopos was limited to a few domestic flights catering to the local market of Campinas (pop. 1 million, twice that in the metro area, and one of Brazil's wealthiest cities), though a lot of international cargo flights remained (still an important part of the airport's operations today).
As for David Neeleman, he is a dual U.S.-Brazilian citizen due to a lucky chance: he was born in São Paulo when his American parents were Mormon missionaries there (then the family returned to the U.S. when he was still a little boy and he was raised there). Brazilian law at the time he founded Azul restricted majority ownership of airlines based in the country to Brazilian citizens, so he was legally entitled to own and run an airline in the country, even though he had to learn Portuguese (his command of the language is still horrendous today, with a very thick American accent and many mistakes). Brazil is a very large country with vast distances requiring air travel, a large population (210 million people now), a lot of economic potential and an oligopolised airline market with little competition from lazy players averse to change -- perfect for what Neeleman wanted after returning to the airline business after an agreed 3-year period away from that business after he was bought out of JetBlue. Neeleman found that the empty airport that nobody wanted, Viracopos, would be perfect as his main hub if he offered easy ground connections to São Paulo. Azul (which means "blue" in Portuguese) was innovative in many ways and a success right away, and it's the airline Brazilians always mention when asked about the best service. Viracopos is now the large, modern airport you saw only because of Azul -- before that, it had a tiny old terminal (think Inverness airport...) dating from circa 1960.
Goytá F. Villela Jr. Thanks for the elaborate details. It’s amazing how Paul Lucas’ influence is so comprehensively all-encompassing...
Garollos = Guarulhos hahahahaha
Ok, we don’t care bye bye
@@moshymoshmosh9658, not true. If you didn't care, you wouldn't have taken the time and trouble to comment. But you couldn't miss an opportunity to be a rude an unpleasant jerk to people you don't even know from the safety of your Internet anonymity, could you?
It's a shame that Viracopos is so underutilized. Unfortunately, the reform took too long, it was always under construction and it was confusing to get there, park the car, etc. It's again under financial trouble. It's a much better alternative for people living in the southern part of the city, as the traffic to Guarulhos is awful.
You’re my favourite travel vlogger Paul, so much information and trivia as you’re going along it’s like we’re travelling with you. Can’t wait for the next one! x
Ooh the shade to Delta. Good one ! 😂
I don't think he will ever forget that ice cream!😂
Destroys the deltards with FACTS and LOGIC
I was just about to click on another video but i scrolled down and saw this video that was 8 minutes ago. I was so exited to watch another cideo of yours. I love you. Keep it up
Looked quite comfortable, Paul. The food actually looked rather appealing, I thought. Croissants should be a food group! 6hrs. uninterrupted sleep on a plane is pretty darn good! Those seat/beds look roomy enough for a side sleeper. Hope you're relaxing at home, now.
What a pretty airline! I’m glad JetBlue’s original CEO created them! I see their planes all the time in FLL. So colorful, like their country! ☺️
I got this weird feeling JetBlue and it’s Brazilian cousin Azul will merge one day.
As a Brazilian I'm really glad to see this vídeo, and to see that you liked the flight, please come more to Brazil.
In case of you actually read this comment, I would love to see you making a vídeo of our main long distance train, the" Estrada de ferro Vitória Minas" aka "Trem da Vale".
Business Class seating is much appreciated on a long flight such as this, and the price seemed not that much higher than I would expect for Economy. While the food wasn't memorable, it looked better than what I've seen on some other bargain airline videos. This airline seems to be a good value.
I enjoyed the mood lighting of the business class cabin. Looked like a nice, comfortable seat!
I love Azul, there were so great when I flew in Brazil for the world cup
Paul Lucas's channel. The first place I come for tips before I travel.
Your videos are something I always enjoy watching. Thank you
I would love to know how many countries you’ve visited?! As always, love your content!
Thanks! I think I would have to count... but definitely 50 or so!
Wingin’ It! Paul Lucas Your Passport must be CRAZY full
@@ProcoreCupSeries A lot of stamps on his passport lol
Maybe try the App "Countries been". Then you can keep a nice list in a nice display. :-)
You should fly TAP Portugal long-range! They are amazing! Their short haul flights aren't very good...
I like your comparisons. You are very well informed, and humorous! Thanks
I like the blue tinted mood lighting as you boarded the plane, it reminds you of blue skies and sunshine :-)
Kind regards, Peter Skuce. St Albans. Hertfordshire.
I love your videos. No drama, just a review. Keep traveling!
Great video and helpful comments, Paul!
Brazil is in my bucketlist of countries so hopefull the country recovers soon.
Brazil is doing well, it doesn't mean all a thousand wonders
about silence in the airport of campinas ... in fact it is no longer busy in sao paulo but in guarulhos there you see very loud sound of people talking in the airport lounge, as campinas airport is mostly used for air cargo.
Your description has the Aeromexico details from your previous video just to let you know. Great review as always, not heard much about Azul prior to this so very interesting indeed.
5:22 What a sunset!!
Bro, thats is brazil
I’ve been subscribed to this channel for a while now and decided to try and understands a bit more about your back story. Having reviewed your website and, rather clumsily signed up to Instagram, I can see you are a really decent guy - l love your comments about haters and 100% agree that the moment they post they lose! Anyway, thank you for such an inspirational channel, I really enjoy following your travels.
The video's are getting even better and better. I can't wait to see the Amsterdam-Curaçao one!
Another great video Paul. I watch all of your content (and Jeb's) and love every second of it!
Impeccable service with Azul and the food looked very tasty and very well presented, note 10 for Azul, and the price of the ticket very cheap.
Great video Paul! I am flying from Manchester to London in October On a A320 or A319 and A321. I am going on Club Europe or business Class and I am so excited! I will get to feel like you for a day! 😂😂😂 keep up the good work
I've been sub' ed, and have been watching you for a long time now. Just wanted to finally say how much I have enjoyed your trips and narration of, locations all over the world!!!
Thanks for the video! Lisbon Airport is so close to city center that I walked my way there :D
Well done Paul.
Thank you
Nice trip report! So many videos! Love it!
5am, and I get the notification of your upload, guess my shower can wait
I'm flying Azul in biz Brazil-US in January 2020. This video was helpful. Thanks Paul! Safe travels.
Let me tell you Paul as a very stressed out person i am so glad i found your channel thanks so much my god keep you safe
Please try a long haul qantas flight
Matt Wakefield maybe when they get rid of their stupid egg chair business class and upgrade to proper business class with a 1-2-1 and DAA. Their pricing would suggest something properly premium considering a flight from SYD to DXB in business costs the same with Emirates who offer a much better hard product
@@CptScotty14 Well they do on all aircraft (Expect for 1 A330 and 3 A380s are refurbished with the new seats with 1 more every single month) so its a good idea, plus on most flights to Asia are getting changed from A330s to Boeing 787 Dreamliners so it is actually good. Plus I think once JetStar receives their first A321NeoLR the 787s that were flying to Bali will stop and I think they will go back to Qantas and service flights Transcontinental and flights to places like Bangkok, Auckland, Honolulu and Jakarta and phasing out their A330s. My thoughts.
Video was a light relief from the North London derby which made me a nervous wreck. Great videos Paul really enjoy them. A long suffering Spurs fan...
Never good to throw away a two goal lead 🤔🤔🤔😜
It's a very good airline but it's a shame they dont really care about the people who work on it like ramp operators and such. that particular airplane on the rear hold has the loading system broken and no lights for quite a while which difficults the work a lot. Unit load devices full with almost 50 bags or some with 90 (the ALF uld) and sometimes 2 ton pallets arent the easiest thing to load/unload on a plane! I know this because I work at Lisbon airport as a ramp operator. Great video Paul!
Hi Paul
A nice flight review, I haven't heard of this airline but they seem to deliver a simple business class service. The lounge was well below par but you get what you have paid for.
Keep up the great reviews.
Kind regards
DS
Azul 🇧🇷♥️
My favorite airline is JetBlue and Delta when it is happens you should try JetBlue from London and New York to London
Since when has JetBlue started to fly across the Atlantic? 🤔
Loved the little jibe at Delta 😂😂😂
That's a cheap business class paul , are you going to try la compagnie soon.
Thanks for the upload Paul. From my experience Azul is the best internal airline in Brasil. Latam and Gol are the main competitors and are fine but Azul is just that bit better. I've not used their International service as I prefer to fly Sao Paulo direct to London, a route they don't have at present. They use T.1 at Guarulhos for their internal flights but you need to go to Viracopos for International.
Viracopos was empty because it is the third airport of São Paulo. It is used mostly for cargo planes nowadays. Guarulhos and Congonhas are the busy international and doméstic airports respectively.
Francisco A Madeira Aragão it’s actually funny going there because out of 20 or 30 flights 1 is not from Azul
Great video keep up the good work
Great video as always. Also in the onboard bathroom, the floor pattern is a clever nod to the design of the promenade mosaic on Rio beachfronts :)
Another great informative video Paul, cheers 👍🏼😊
I always love your report, Paul!
I had been waiting for this review! I love Azul for domestic travel within Brazil. I’d rank them Azul, Gol, Latam. But I agree that Azul’s international product is average, but still good for the price. I prefer Latam over Azul for international travel to and from Brazil. I still haven’t traveled with Gol internationally so I can’t compare that one.
Nice! Azul is by far the best Brazilian airline. Latam and Gol don’t even compare.
Hello There :)
Always happy about new Flightreports and Channels here on TH-cam
This way, you can get to know and learn a lot about different airlines, travel destinations and airplanes (and cabins and booking classes as well)
all over the world
Thank you for your insights and for uploading the video
Greetings from Frankfurt by a Flightreporter and Planespotter, too
Nice vlog as always. Check out the name of Trondheim (TRD) airport and what is the name of the place next to it... I rest my case. You need to book a flight with PK before the go out of business....
I love your reviews, Paul. Very interesting and you are a great presenter. Thank you
Brilliant flight review video Paul.Azul airlines seems to me a fine company with decent products
Isn't this the airline that will be the launch customer for the E195-E2? Can't wait for that to enter into service
Yes! Also the first to fly the A330neo in the Americas.
Paul > Jeb. Just saying.
Haven’t yet flown for Azul but I happen to know David Neeleman and Azul’s CEO John Rodgerson...both are terrific people! Glad you had a good trip, Paul!
Great video. Campinas is just down the road from where I live. The Azul domestic flights are good, when I flew them they provided lots of free snacks and drinks and 1 checked bag per person. Much better value then other Brazilian arlines like LATAM and Gol.
Could you do a Ryanair review? Of course you would have to pay them for the privilege to be reviewed!
Paul has done a Ryanair review, although it was a year or so ago. You can check his TH-cam Playlist for it.
Looks like a comfy seat to me my favorite airline is delta because every time we have gotten excellent service and last time I flew with my parents they upgraded us to premium economy for free
Love your videos keep up the good work 👍
Does flying so often, especially long-haul have any effect on your body?
happiness
I think you have an higher chance of getting cancer, because of the pressure up there
Paulo Bauer I think its the amount of airport body scanners you have to walk through and being on the plane in general rather than the air pressure.
Great video as always! I always lon forward to your videos.
Just one question, why do you now end the video on the airplane, unlike in your older videos when you used to finish at the arrival airport? I also like seeing the arrival airport at the end of the video
No spoon complaints on this trip?
Hope you have a great trip.
Well, those are some of the freshest foods that I've seen as though they were cooked in a kitchen not on an airplane, lol.
I hope you can fly the Worlds longest flight on time. I am gonna do that in October, but I have to first get to Newark with Icelandair from Norway and then fly to Singapore. Then I am gonna fly back home with Qatar Airways. And also, please take a trip to Norway one day. That would be awesome.
5:30 What's the soundtrack? Please
for a newer airline, the interior looks amazing!!
Paul, Nice review of Azul. I could only hope for 6 hours of sleep on a long haul flight. Thanks.
Thanks for the advice on Walter Mitty - will make my upcoming flight to HK less stressful
One of my favorite movies 😅
It's an awesome film!
Awesome video man liked
love the open glassy architecture at sao paulo airport
“Ice Cream is something you’re not supposed to get wrong - Isn’t that right, Delta” 😂
Next time in South America you should check out Latam airlines 👍👍
Great video!
Azul's service is very good, and the attendants are super nice. Nothing like those old bad tempered ladies we find in American companies, where you are afraid of asking for a glass of water.
However, in the domestic market, Azul is actually more expensive than the competition.
Love the work mate keep them coming 👍
I know you’ve probably mentioned it before , But who’s your EPL team ?
Daniel Ferguson Pretty sure he likes Liverpool
Just a curious comment for any of the cabin crew members that watch Paul's videos, do any of you observe some of the behaviors and services the crew member's in the videos provide and apply it in your own work after seeing it?
I’m noticing a system here. JetBlue, Azul (which translates to blue). Wonder what he comes up with next ^^
Jetblue is now the main shareholder of Air Portugal too.
@@jailtonnascimento7482 , no, it's not. David Neeleman (through a holding company) is. He has *nothing* to do with JetBlue any more, and hasn't had for many years, even before founding Azul. He doesn't have shares or votes at the company management, though he certainly still has friends there. In fact, as a part of the deal when his shares at JetBlue were bought out, he was forbidden to work in the airline business for three years. That timeframe had just expired when he decided to go back to it in the Brazilian market, for its market potential and for the lucky chance that he had Brazilian citizenship as well, so he could legally own an airline in Brazil.
@@goytabr absolutely right, Goytá. Miss you commenting in the A&M videos.
Vrazhdebna is village near Sofia, where the Sofia airport is situated. Best regards from Sofia...
Nice! Any plans on trying TAAG?
I love your content Paul and was excited to see this video pop up. Will you review any African airlines? Would love to see you fly Ethiopian Airlines.
That flight was totally worth it for the price! The livery was pretty nice too from what I could see.
Question, what is a good lounge at GRU? When I flew TAM First, I found their lounge to be cramped and the airport, a concrete prison.
Interesting trip. I am going to figure out how to travel business class.
Looking very nice....Fly safe always..
Hi !
as always superb review. Would love to see you do a Sri Lankan Airlines review , preferably their Melbourne - Colombo route
Thanks
David Neeleman was a great CEO while we had him for JetBlue so no surprise Azul has done so well.
Just out of curiosity have you ever tried to fly to/from Brazil with TAM? I ask because most Brazilian prefer azul over tam because of the costumer service and I would like your input
Finada tam
I you had me captivated until, “Avoid it like the plague.” That’s one of my favorite movies! 😆 “The ice- she moves like a woman.” Great movie quote! Lol glad you enjoyed the flight anyways.
Did anyone else notice that at 5:28 the plane was landing without having the gear down? As always, great Video report Paul!
Sao Paulo to Lisbon, at one point in time both would be considered Portugal. Also I like the shade to Delta. Can you do a Porter review
What u should do on new airlines is to see all business class premium economy economy etc it would make the video better whenever u decide to go on a new airline
Viracorpos is mostly known for being brazil's freight hub....a lot big 747 cargo lands there
I just subscribed. Good information - like travelling with you.
Great Video!
Hi I am new to your channel and I like watching it can I make a suggestion. I would love to see what it’s like to be on the Oriental express.
Interesting to see many of these travel channels how the presenter drinks to excess. Makes one think they may have a drinking problem.
Too bad the menus and food presentations are either skimmed over or shown very briefly. I would love to see more info on the menu choices and foods being offered.
Quick question Paul, firstly another great video I love your Channel. Flew Azul last year and had a good flight in economy. Can you tell me the camera mount you use to attach to the window ? Thanks in advance.
Hi Paul
Another wonderful virtual trip for us.
Can you answer a question for me?
Why do airlines serve nuts as a pre-flight snack when so many people are desperately allergic to them?
Don’t expect a Christmas card from Ben Stiller.