Passengers with excess luggage will be able to pay an additional rate on the company’s site with a 15% discount over airport tariffs.
Author: From the Newsroom
There was growth of 7% last year in comparison with 2008. The Brazilian market ranked 12th worldwide and recorded a turnover of US$ 15.3 billion in 2009.
Shipments of the Brazilian product totalled US$ 314.4 million in June, representing a 3.1% reduction over the same month of 2009. So far this year, Brazil has sold US$ 74.7 million to the Arab world.
The Meydan is the group’s new establishment. It is located in the Meydan City complex, a sports and business centre, next to a horse race track.
Upon completing one year, a state-owned investment promotion organization announced that it has helped bring to São Paulo state projects by four large companies: Toyota, Hyundai, Cebrace and Sany.
The Brazilian aircraft manufacturer should participate in the Avex International Show, in Sharm El Sheikh, in November. Some executive jets, already sold in the region, will be shown.
OGX has found hydrocarbons in the Albian section of well OGX-14 in block BM-C-40, in shallow waters in Santos Basin. The company has 100% participation in the block.
Technology fair Gitex is held from October 17 to 21 in the United Arab Emirates. Technological companies in the state of Rio Grande do Sul may enrol with the Softul up until September 30.
Foreign sales by the industry have gone from US$ 3,124.97 million to US$ 3,330.83 million in the first four months of the year. The number of jobs grew by 4.4% in the month of May.
Architecture, urbanism and landscaping students may enter an international contest promoted by Aecom, which awards ecological projects for seven cities worldwide, including Jeddah and São Paulo.
A survey by consultancy firm Euromonitor points out that the industry is growing, and so is coffee consumption. In 2009, Egypt and Saudi Arabia received US$ 120 million investment in new coffee shops.
Marins Paolillo will open a soy chaff and degummed soybean oil plant in the city of Arinos, in the state of Minas Gerais. It will be ready in 2011 will post US$ 66 million in annual revenues.
Brazilian sales in the first five months of the year grew by 79% in comparison with the same period of last year. In May, exports totalled US$ 158 million.
According to the automaker, the new unit, due to open in Morocco in 2012, will reduce its carbon emissions by 98%. The remaining 2% will be compensated with carbon credits.
