Conectividade de comunidades remotas no Norte do Canadá e no Norte do Brasil por corredores de serviços de transporte aéreo
- Celso José Leão e Silva
- Viviane Adriano Falcão
National Civil Aviation Agency – Brazil, Federal University of Pernambuco
- Evento
- XXI SITRAER – Fortaleza, CE, Brasil, 2024
- Volume
- Anais do XXI Simpósio de Transporte Aéreo – SITRAER 2024 · ISBN 978-65-272-1008-5 · DOI 10.29327/xxi-sitraer-2024
- Páginas
- 557–565
- Editora
- Even3 Publicações
- Editores
- Francisco Heber Lacerda de Oliveira, Fabiano Rocha, Giovanna Miceli Ronzani Borille, Evandro José da Silva, Mauro Caetano
Resumo
Two of the five largest countries in the world, Canada and Brazil have great geographic differences, but which give them similar difficulties when it comes to integrating remote areas through regular air services. The objective of this article is to draw a comparative axis between the Canadian experience that manages to connect most communities isolated by snow and ice in the north of the country with air connectivity level in remote areas in the north of Brazil, isolated in the middle of the rainforest Amazon. Simulating air transport development corridors in the two regions, different service levels are observed. The result illustrates that, unlike remote communities in northern Canada, Brazilian communities in the Amazon rainforest are poorly served by air services.
Palavras-chave: air connectivity; remote communities; air transportation