Review of Azul flight from Salvador to Belo Horizonte in Economy

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Hello everyone and welcome to this report in continuation from Salvador de Bahia.

Salvador is really a beautiful town, but what really surprised me was also the island known as Mauro de St Paulo.

I booked these tickets seperately from the open jaw tickets with Air Europa.

Azul isn't part of any alliances so I didn't bother claiming miles for this flight.

I was pleasantely surprised by Azul, it was offering flight that were really cheap to reach manaus. I thinkit was cheap because:
A. It was in the middle of the night (3AM)
B. There was a stop a Belo Horizonte, one of the airline's hubs. 

The A320 cabin of Azul of 176 seats, which isnt't that bad at all for a low-cost airline…

AT SALVADOR INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

We woke up super early to wait downstairs for a taxi… at 2am!
Our neighbour told us at the time there was always a lot of taxi at night, and we were scared a little bit for the first 20 min not seeing any taxi..
Finally arriving at the airport. 

We went directly to checkin as I had my large suitcase to travel with.

onboard the a320

Aircraft: Airbus A320
Registration: XXXXX
Engines: 2x CFM56
Age: XX Years
Layout: Y176

I don't remembe exactly the boarding but apart from families I don't recall that there were any sort of priority boarding.

I was really surprised that for a low-cost airline, an IFE was available.

and some free snacks were offered too, in this case why is Azul claiming it is a low-cost airline?

The usual magazine review

Apparently this year Azul was the most ponctual airline in Brazil

I didn't take that many pictures, given the super early time on which we left, I managed to sleep up until landing.

AT BELO HORIZONTE - CONFINS - INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT

Time for a well deserved breakfast