ANAC, which stands for Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil (National Civil Aviation Agency), is an organization dedicated to regulating and overseeing civil aviation in Brazil. It is a part of the Ministry of Infrastructure and is responsible for ensuring the safety and efficiency of airports, airlines, aircraft, aviation professionals, and related organizations. ANAC offers a wide range of services and programs to fulfill its regulatory role.

These include oversight and regulation of airports, aerodromes, aviation professionals, airlines, aviation instruction organizations, maintenance organizations, private operators, and aerial agriculture operators. They also provide assistance to passengers, including information on travel documents, taxi-aircraft hiring, and special assistance during emergencies and the COVID-19 pandemic. Additionally, ANAC collects and analyzes data and statistics on passengers, baggage, check-in, flight changes, delays, and cancellations.

They also handle airspace security, legislation, and international cooperation. ANAC's mission is to ensure the safety, efficiency, and development of civil aviation in Brazil, promoting a responsible and responsive regulatory framework. For more information, news, and services, you can visit ANAC's official website or access their social media channels for updates and engaging with the agency