Azul optimistic post-IPO; touts new aircraft

Credit: Airbus
São Paulo-based Azul Brazilian Airlines views more efficient aircraft joining its fleet—specifically the Airbus A320neo and Embraer E195-E2 —and new revenue streams from ancillary fees as keys to what it is characterizing to investors as a “ton of upside” going forward. Buoyed by an initial public...

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