Brazil's air woes turn international
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Just days after Brazil's deadliest plane crash a radar outage over the Amazon spread the country's aviation crisis overseas, spawning ripple-effect delays at a half-dozen U.S. airports.
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By Carlos A. DeJuana SAO PAULO, Brazil  - If Ken Marshall were back inhis native Australia, he reckons he would need only half thestaff he has in Brazil to run his small import-export business.
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Authorities beefed up security at airports across Brazil on Thursday to protect airline workers from fist-waving passengers angered by flight delays, the latest problem to hit the country's aviation system.
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A Brazilian airliner carrying 176 people crashed and burst into flames on Tuesday at Brazil's busiest airport, killing at least three people in the country's second major air disaster in less than a year.
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With so many World Cup Qualifiers played, teams with many international players will be most affected. Of course, we are talking about Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United, whose players flew all over Europe to play in international matches.
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A Brazilian judge bans three types of jets from Sao Paulo's Congonhas airport because of concerns about the runway.
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Two U.S. pilots detained in Brazil for more than two months following a midair collision that killed 154 people arrived home in Long Island on Saturday to a rousing welcome from friends and family.
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The Brazilian food producer is poultry in motion.
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Brazil&#39;s Ministry of Foreign Relations is commemorating two World Trade Organization decisions that were favorable to Brazil. The decisions, which are now official, concerned EU and US subsidies on sugar and cotton, repectively.
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An unexplained two-hour outage at a radar facility in the Amazon forced at least four American Airlines flights from the U.S. heading to Brazil to return to Miami International airport early Saturday.
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Lufthansaâs investment in JetBlue, the struggling discount carrier, is the latest example of a foreign companyâs taking advantage of the weak dollar to invest in a prominent American company.
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By Angus MacSwan SAO PAULO, Brazil  - It all started sooptimistically for Brazil's peacekeeping mission in Haiti.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil  - A business jet piloted by two United States citizens may have been at the wrong altitude when it crossed paths with a commercial airliner that crashed last week in the Amazon, killing all 155 people on board, Brazil's defense minister said on Wednesday.
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Pressure mounts for Sao Paulo's Congonhas airport to close in the wake of a crash which killed some 200 people.
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Recent increases in defense spending by Brazil and Venezuela are attracting observers' attention.
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Brazil's government has played down claims that it is about to step in to save flagship airline Varig as it battles huge debts.
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BRASILIA, Brazil  - Brazil wants a seat at the top  table of world nations.