New Air Passes Offer Unlimited Flights From $299

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Azul is offering passes for unlimited flights to and from the Brazilian carrier’s 100 domestic destinations.

For a limited time, Azul Brazilian Airlines is giving passengers an opportunity to fly as much they want for one set price. Passes for 10 days of unlimited travel anywhere in Azul’s 100-destination domestic route system are available for $299, and 21-day passes can also be purchased for $399.

An unlimited travel pass on a route map that includes nearly every corner of Brazil could be quite the bargain for a clever flyer. There are, of course, a few restrictions.

According to Azul’s Brazil Air Pass policy, the passes were “created for foreign and Brazilian citizens residing abroad who wish to travel within Brazil on flights operated by Azul or United at an attractive rate.”

The unlimited passes will only be made available to passengers who have already purchased a separate round-trip ticket to the South American country on either United Airlines or Azul. Passes cover passengers’ taxes and boarding fees when used to book unlimited travel flights, but flyers will still be responsible for the normal baggage fee charges on each leg of their itinerary.

The Azul Brazil Air Pass is on sale until November 30 and must be used by December 15.

Passengers will have an opportunity to log thousands of miles of unlimited air travel under this promotion, but those flyers will not be earning comparable frequent flyer miles while they fly. Segments flown using the Azul Brazil Airpass will not accumulate any points.

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