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Brazilian airlines Azul and Gol have informed the local antitrust regulator CADE about their new codeshare agreement, with Azul's CEO stating that they do not anticipate facing any obstacles. The deal covers all domestic routes operated by one airline but not the other, along with their frequent flyer programs. While there is speculation about a potential merger between the two carriers, they believe the codeshare agreement does not require antitrust approval as it does not involve overlapping routes or pricing coordination. Azul and Gol have complementary networks, with Azul operating in cities where Gol does not, making the partnership beneficial for both airlines.
Source: YAHOO