In the next three years, the Brazilian agricultural fleet should exceed three thousand planes and helicopters operating in crops. The projection was presented this week at the Brazilian Agricultural Aviation Congress (AvAg 2024 Congress), by the operational director of the National Union of Agricultural Aviation Companies (Sindag), Cláudio Júnior Oliveira.
The index represents a growth perspective of almost 10% in the period, which is considered good by the sector. The event took place at Santo Antônio do Leverger Airport, in Mato Grosso (next to Cuiabá). The program started on Tuesday (20) and ends late this afternoon (22).
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