SAO PAULO – Brazilian airlines are enjoying a boost as fans from all over the country fly to Rio de Janeiro ahead of a free Lady Gaga concert that is expected to draw more than 1 million fans to Copacabana Beach this weekend.
The 39-year-old “Die with a Smile” and “Poker Face” singer from New York will take the stage at the famous beach on Saturday as part of Rio’s efforts to bring superstars to perform at free events that authorities say lift the local economy.
The country’s largest carriers – the local unit of Chile’s LATAM Airlines, Gol, and Azul – all reported on Friday that they have been operating more flights that are close to full.
LATAM said in a statement that between Wednesday and Monday it had increased the frequency of its…
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