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Brazil Aviation Regulator Launches Mandatory App for Airline Passenger Complaints

The new system lets regulators spot patterns in complaints to push carriers to fix recurring problems.

Overview

  • Anac, Brazil’s civil aviation agency, launched the Anac Passageiro app on Tuesday as a required channel for all airlines that run regular passenger flights.
  • After a passenger files a case, Anac forwards it to the carrier, which must issue a final response within 10 calendar days.
  • Passengers can track their case in the app and have 30 days to rate whether the company’s reply solved the problem.
  • Anac says the tool complements airline customer-service channels, so travelers should first seek help directly from the carrier.
  • The agency will pool and monitor complaints to flag repeat failures across the sector and guide collective enforcement.