GRU Airport launches Incentive Program for full freighters
To encourage new international cargo flights and increase business opportunities, GRU Airport Cargo launches the "GRU Incentives Program" which provides 100% landing fee exemption on from March 26, 2017 to March 24, 2018, for full freighter operations.
Airlines interested in joining the program must meet minimum requirements, such as: operating a new regular route between GRU Airport and a country in Africa, North America, Asia, Europe or Oceania. In order to qualify to the incentive, operations must be outside peak hours and take place at least once a week with monthly regularity of at least 80%, according to authorization issued by ANAC (National Civil Aviation Agency), the Hotran planning.
Note!
Applicants must apply to the incentive by e-mail: incentivo@gru.com.br. The Incentive Program in Portuguese Version must be duly signed, and all the documentation requested by the Program must be sent.
Click Here to download the document. (Portuguese version)
Click Here to download the document. (English version)
TARIFFS FOR AIRPORT STORAGE AND INTERNATIONAL TERMINAL HANDLING
The tariffs presented are in compliance with decision No. 9.763 of November 17th, 2022 of the National Civil Aviation Agency - ANAC, in force from 01/01/2023.
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STORAGE TARIFFS FOR IMPORTED CARGO
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criteria
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reference
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Storage Period
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Percentage over CIF
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Chart 7
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1 - 2 business days
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0,55%
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2 - 3 to 5 business days
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1,10%
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3 - 6 to 10 business days
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1,65%
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4 - 11 to 20 business days
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3,30%
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For every 10 business day period (or fraction) that goes over the 4th period, goods are picked up
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Additional + 1,65%
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Observations:
1. After the 4th period the percentages are cumulative;
2. This chart is charged adding to chart 8.
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Terminal handling TARIFFS of imported cargo
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CRITeria
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reference
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Value over verified Gross Weight
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R$ 0,0612 per kilogram
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Chart 8
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Observations:
1. This chart is charged adding to chart 7;
2. The airport tariff for terminal handling will be a single charge;
3. Minimum charge of R$ 20,41.
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STORAGE AND TERMINAL HANDLING TARIFFS OF IMPORTED CARGO
APPLY IN SPECIAL* CASES AND TRANSIT TO OTHER AIRPORTS
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CRITERIA
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REFERENCE
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Storage Period
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Over Gross Weight
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Chart 9
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1 - up to 4 business days
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R$ 0,1633 per kilogram
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2 - For 2-day periods (or fraction) that surpass the 1st period until retrieving goods.
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Additional + R$ 0,1633
per kilogram
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Observation:
1. The minimum charge is R$ 20,41
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* PER, AVI, DGR and others
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TERMINAL HANDLING TARIFF FOR IMPORTED CARGO MOVED TO SECONDARY ZONE
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CRITERIA
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REFERENCE
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Value over verified Gross Weight
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R$ 1,0197 per kilogram
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Chart 10
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Observations:
1. Minimum charge, R$ 97,84
2. This chart applies to cargo with a maximum stay of 24 (twenty-four) hours at TECA.
3. Charts 7 and 8 will applied if 24 (twenty four) hour period is exceeded after cargo enters TECA.
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TARIFFS FOR STORAGE AND TERMINAL HANDLING OF SPECIFIC VALUABLE IMPORTED CARGO
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CRITERIA
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REFERENCE
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Storage Period
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Range (R$)
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Percentage over CIF value
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Chart 11
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3 business days (or fraction),
after the TECA receiving date
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From R$5,000.00 to R$19,999.00/Kg
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0,44%
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From R$20,000.00 to R$79,999.00/Kg
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0,22%
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Over R$80,000.00/Kg
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0,11%
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Observations:
1. The net weight of cargo is the base for calculating the CIF value per kilogram.
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STORAGE AND TERMINAL HANDLING TARIFFS FOR EXPORT CARGO
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CRITERIA
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REFERENCE
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Storage Period
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Value over Gross Weight
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Chart 12
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1. – Up to 4 business days
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R$ 0,0815 per kilogram
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2. - For 2-day periods (or fraction) that surpass the 1st period until retrieving goods.
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Additional R$ 0,0815
per kilogram
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Observations:
1. Minimum tariff of R$ 8,15 (nine reais and twenty-one cents) in the TECA of origin and R$ 4,07 (four reais and sixty cents) in the traffic TECA;
2. Values are cumulative after the 2nd period;
3. Reduction of 50% (fifty percent) when perishable cargo is returned to TECA due to delay or cancelling of scheduled air freight flight.
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COURIER CARGO STORAGE AND CAPACITY
| Monthly volume of cargo handled (Gross Weight) |
(i) Import |
(ii) Export |
| From 15.000kg month |
R$ 3,8213 kg |
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| From 15.001kg to 50.000kg month |
R$ 3,4549 kg |
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| From 50.001kg to 100.000kg month |
R$ 2,8791 kg |
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| Over de 100.001kg month |
R$ 2,6174 kg |
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| regardless of weight |
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R$ 0,8376 kg |
| Loads that are stored longer of a day |
R$ 0,5445 kg |
R$ 0,5445 kg |
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| Additional charge of BRL 0.54/kg per day of storage of cargo that remains retained in the warehouse for verification by the Federal Revenue Service, Anvisa or other consenting bodies. |
Attention! The table is progressively applied from the first range to the range reached by the monthly volumetry, resulting in the average monthly value per kg.
Observation: According to Resolution No. 350/2014 of ANAC (National Civil Aviation Agency), it is considered working days for the purposes of charging those in which the cargo terminals are in effective operation. In accordance with this standard, in the case of the GRU Airport Cargo Terminal, every day (24 hours/day, Monday to Sunday, including holidays) are considered useful for charging purposes, which has already been the subject of release No. 13/2019. Click here
