Azul Daisy Duck (Margarida) - (PR-YSK) - 8k-resolution - FlyByWire A32NX

The origin of Azul airlines Azul airlines got started when a Brazilian named David Neeleman, who was raised in the United States, also co-founder of WestJet and Morris Air, came up with the idea of creating an airline to improve the quality of service in the country. In addition, the other motivation for this plan to be put into operation was David's removal from the chairmanship of the company he founded: JetBlue Airways. In 2008, the first announcements that a new airline would emerge in the domestic market began to emerge. The main proposal was that this company be "low-cost" within Brazil. Although it did not have a definite name, there were already more than 36 aircraft ordered. Thinking about the idea of Azul airlines, David proved to be a great visionary. Its main goal was to bring quality service to the country, mainly to offer great convenience to passengers and much more technology than had been shown earlier.