Source: The Points Guy
Summary
Brazilian airline Gol launched its first-ever flights to New York’s John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK) from Rio de Janeiro’s Galeao International Airport (GIG) with three weekly flights. This marks a new era for the carrier, with plans to add five twin-aisle Airbus A330-900s and launch four long-haul, intercontinental routes this year. Gol also announced plans to offer lie-flat business class suites on its A330s. The airline’s partnership with American Airlines allows AAdvantage loyalty program members to earn points and receive benefits on the route.
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Gol’s new flights to JFK and Orlando offer a chance to experience the “Southwest of Brazil” with a more premium offering. The airline’s A330s will feature lie-flat business class suites, curated meals by Brazilian chef Felipe Bronze, and inflight Wi-Fi service. With its partnership with American Airlines, Gol is expanding its reach in the U.S. market. As the airline grows, it’s looking for more planes to play with soon. And, of course, no red carpets or fancy stuff in the new business class – just a high-quality experience with a minimalist touch.
Author: Evan Null
