BRAZIL Trends and Developments Contributed by: Marcelo Mello and Bruna Toniolo, Nantes Mello Advogados
faster than global averages, supported by the coun - try’s continental size, lack of high-speed rail, and growing middle class. Conclusion: Brazil as a Resilient, Forward-Thinking Jurisdiction Brazil’s aviation finance sector in 2025 is at a pivotal juncture. Historic macroeconomic instability, includ - ing volatile inflation and currency swings, is stabilising somewhat – but remains influential. The modernisa - tion of regulation, delivered heat-of-market restruc - turings through Azul and Gol, and the advent of ESG and regional-fleet dynamics, are collectively renewing investor confidence.
The offering for aviation finance and leasing is com - plex but compelling. Brazil’s legal infrastructure, in line with global conventions, coupled with resilient carriers, regional expansion, and environmental momentum, make it an attractive jurisdiction – provided stakehold - ers proceed with both discipline and foresight.
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