ANAC clears Bringer Air Cargo to expand Miami–Navegantes flights

Bringer Air Cargo (BAC), a global air freight solutions provider, has received approval from Brazil’s Federal Aviation Authority (ANAC) for additional cargo flight frequencies between Miami International Airport (MIA) and Navegantes International Airport (NVT) in Santa Catarina. The approval follows Bringer’s recent milestone achievement of operating the first direct wide-body freighter service from Miami to Navegantes, significantly strengthening international cargo connectivity to southern Brazil.

This expanded authorisation enables Bringer Air Cargo to increase the number of scheduled services on the MIA–NVT route and to broaden its charter offerings with direct operations from airports around the world into Navegantes, significantly enhancing access to one of Brazil’s fastest-growing industrial and logistics regions.

“This approval from ANAC represents a major milestone for Bringer Air Cargo and for the broader supply chains we serve,” says Eduardo De Castro, President, Bringer Air Cargo. “Building on the success of our inaugural wide-body freighter landing, we are excited to expand reliable, high-capacity air freight services that support exporters, importers, and logistics partners throughout the Americas and beyond.”

Bringer’s Miami–Navegantes service delivers vital linkages for cargo moving between the United States and key South American markets. The initial weekly service, launched in late November with a Boeing 767-300F, was celebrated as the first international wide-body freighter to land directly at NVT, opening new opportunities for commercial freight traffic into Santa Catarina.

With additional frequencies now approved, Bringer Air Cargo plans to scale its scheduled operations progressively, with multiple weekly flights slated as market demand grows. In parallel, BAC continues to offer tailored charter solutions that provide flexibility, direct routing, and faster transit times for shippers worldwide.