Brascoota

Brascoota is a Brazilian cooperative focused on air transport for cargo and passengers. Founded on September 5, 2014, it is headquartered in Belém, Pará, with a branch in Lins, São Paulo. The organization describes itself as a pioneering cooperative model that works with other cooperatives through shared participation in operational costs. Its stated mission is to provide safe, efficient air transport at accessible costs, and it says its operations follow Brazilian aviation regulation RBAC 91, Subpart K, and cooperative law.

Brascoota serves cargo-sector participants, passengers, and the tourism market, including travelers visiting religious sanctuaries. The cooperative highlights air travel as a faster and more comfortable option for pilgrims. In addition to air transport, it reports authorization to administer airports and provide aviation support services and customs services. Brascoota also presents its cooperative approach as a way to reduce operating costs and offer flexibility in schedules and destinations. Its website features information about its services, team, operations, and contact options for prospective members and customers.