Sao Paulo to get better connectivity from world famous cities

Sao Paulo, one of the most important Brazilian cities receives millions of visitors from the Americas, Europe, Asia and other parts. Considering this fact American Airlines had launched direct service from New York to Sao Paulo last November.

Just a little ahead of American Airlines, Brazil’s own airline TAM has opened its third lounge the city’s Guarulhos International airport to offer more of luxury and comfort to its customers traveling on business class tickets. The lounge features complimentary Wi-Fi, food and beverage, two TV lounges, a business center, shower room and family area. All for the need to cheer and refresh the travelers burdened with long and tiring long haul flights.

Following the likes of TAM and American, Etihad Airways announced that it was increasing service to Sao Paulo from Dubai. The airline is identical with affluence and lavishness and operates a wide network across the world. Beginning August 1, 2013 it will fly daily to the largest Brazilian city. At present it has three flights a week that connect Sao Paulo with its main hub. This is a clear indication of the fact that Sao Paulo has started getting its dues as a city to reckon with.

The airline will use the services of Airbus A340-500 aircraft to fly between the two destinations and will comprise 28 seats in Pearl Business Class on each trip.

Another major player in the aviation industry The US Airways has just received the rights to fly permanently between Charlotte and São Paulo, connecting another United States destination with the Latin American metropolis. The federal government has given it a green signal to operate on the route beyond 2014.

More and more airlines servicing the city is an obvious indication that Sao Paulo is treated as one of the most favored travel spots in South America.