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ANUÁRIO BRASILEIRO DE SERVIÇOS AUXILIARES SILEIRO DE DE TRANSPORTE AÉREO XILIARES Vices Brazilian Yearbook of Ground Handling Services U CONVITE Evento de Lançamento do ANUÁRIO BRASILEIRO DE SERVIÇOS AUXILIARES SILEIRO DE DE TRANSPORTE AÉREO XILIARES vices Brazilian Yearbook of Ground Handling Services U 1A Associação Brasileira das Empresas de Serviços Auxiliares de Transporte Aéreo (ABESATA) tem o prazer em convidá-lo(a) para parcipar do Almoço de ÁRIO BRA Lançamento do primeiro Anuário do setor. Na ocasião, a ABESATA pretende ound Handling Ser demonstrar o real panorama do segmento no Brasil, bem como realçar a ANU importância da avidade no contexto da aviação civil. Atenciosamente, Ricardo Aparecido Miguel SERVIÇOS A Diretor-Presidente earbook of Gr DATA: HORÁRIO: DE TRANSPORTE AÉREO 22/07/2014 12h30min LOCAL: Já está disponível Brazilian Y para download Sala São Paulo Rua Joinville, 515 - Vila Mariana São Paulo/SP www.abesata.org 1 Tel.: +55 (11) 5088-4000 RSPV – Favor confirmar sua presença respondendo a este e-mail ou pelo telefone (11) 3662-0550 Expediente 2014 Expediente 2014 Coordenação Geral General Coordination Felix Sanz Yéboles Coordenação Técnica Technical Coordination Jéssica Gabriele dos Santos [email protected] Projeto Gráfico e Diagramação Graphic Design and Layout Rafaela Milani Doricio Tradução Translate Richard Pedicini Fotos e Imagens Photos and Pictures SXC (banco de imagens) Comercial Comercial Marcella Venâncio do Valle [email protected] ANUÁRIO BRASILEIRO DE SERVIÇOS AUXILIARES DE TRANSPORTE AÉREO - 2014 BRAZILIAN YEARBOOK OF GROUND HANDLING SERVICES - 2014 é uma publicação da / published by Associação Brasileira das Empresas de Serviços Auxiliares de Transporte Aéreo Brazilian Ground Handling Services Association Avenida Angélica, 2.466 - Santa Cecília | São Paulo/SP - Brasil - 01.227-000 - Tel.: +55 (11) 3662-0550 Site: www.abesata.org | E-mail: [email protected] Todos os direitos reservados. Permitida a reprodução desde que citada a fonte. All rights reserved. Reproduction permitted provided the source is acknowledged. Anuário Brasileiro de Serviços Auxiliares de Transporte Aéreo Brazilian Yearbook of Ground Handling Services ÍNDICE Index A ABESATA 5.8. Aeroporto Internacional de Salvador - Luis Eduardo The ABESATA Magalhães ............................................................... 64 Salvador International Airport - Luis Eduardo Magalhães Estrutura da ABESATA 5.9. Aeroporto Internacional de Curitiba - Afonso Pena ..... 66 Structure of ABESATA Curitiba International irport - Afonso Pena Associadas da ABESATA 5.10. Aeroporto Internacional de Porto Alegre - Salgado ABESATA Members Filho ....................................................................... 68 Porto Alegre International Airport - Salgado Filho Apresentação 5.11. Aeroporto Internacional de Recife - Gilberto Preface Freyre ..................................................................... 70 Recife International Airport - Gilberto Freyre 1. Introdução ......................................................... 19 5.12. Aeroporto Internacional de Fortaleza - Pinto Introduction Martins ................................................................... 72 2. Os Serviços Auxiliares de Transporte Aéreo ......... 20 Fortaleza International Airport - Pinto Martins Ground Handling Services 5.13. Aeroporto Internacional de Manaus - Eduardo 2.1. Serviços Operacionais .......................................... 24 Gomes .................................................................... 74 Operacional Services Manaus International Airport - Eduardo Gomes 2.2. Serviços de Proteção ........................................... 30 5.14. Aeroporto Internacional de Florianópolis - Hercílio Security Services Luz ......................................................................... 76 2.3. Serviços de Emergência ....................................... 34 Florianópolis International Airport - Hercílio Luz Emergency Services 5.15. Aeroporto Internacional de Belém - Júlio César 2.4. Serviços Comerciais ............................................ 34 Ribeiro .................................................................... 78 Commercial Services Belém International Airport - Júlio Cézar Ribeiro 3. As ESATAs no Brasil ............................................ 37 5.16. Aeroporto de Goiânia - Santa Genoveva ................. 80 ESATAs in Brazil Goiânia Airport - Santa Genoveva 3.1. Principais Serviços Prestados ................................ 38 5.17. Aeroporto de Ribeirão Preto - Leite Lopes ............... 82 Principal Services Performed Ribeirão Preto Airport - Leite Lopes 4. O Mercado de ESATAs no Brasil ........................... 44 5.18. Aeroporto Internacional de Maceió - Zumbi dos The ESATA Market in Brazil Palmares ................................................................. 84 5. Características das Operações nos 20 principais Maceió International Airport - Zumbi dos Palmares aeroportos de Aviação Comercial do País ................ 49 5.19. Aeroporto Internacional de Campo Grande - Antônio Characteristics of Operations at the country’s 20 most João ....................................................................... 86 important commercial aviation airports Campo Grande International Airport - Antônio João 5.1. Aeroporto Internacional de Guarulhos - André Franco 5.20. Aeroporto de Belo Horizonte - Carlos Drummond de Montoro .................................................................. 50 Andrade .................................................................. 88 Guarulhos International Airport - André Franco Montoro Belo Horizonte Airport - Carlos Drummond de Andrade 5.2. Aeroporto de São Paulo - Congonhas ....................... 52 São Paulo Airport - Congonhas Agradecimentos 5.3. Aeroporto Internacional de Brasília - Juscelino Thanks Kubitschek ............................................................... 54 Diretório de Empresas de Serviçoes Auxiliares de Brasília International Airport - Juscelino Kubitschek Transporte Aéreo ................................................... 93 5.4. Aeroporto Internacional do Rio de Janeiro - Antônio Ground Handling's Companies Directory Carlos Jobim ............................................................ 56 Rio de Janeiro International Airport - Antônio Carlos Jobim 5.5. Aeroporto Internacional de Campinas - Viracopos ..... 58 Campinas International Airport - Viracopos 5.6. Aeroporto Internacional de Belo Horizonte - Tancredo Neves ..................................................................... 60 Belo Horizonte International Airport - Tancredo Neves 5.7. Aeroporto do Rio de Janeiro - Santos Dumont ........... 62 Rio de Janeiro Airport - Santos Dumont Anuário Brasileiro de Serviços Auxiliares de Transporte Aéreo Brazilian Yearbook of Ground Handling Services A ABESATA The ABESATA Fundada no dia 7 de agosto e lançada oficialmente no dia 29 de outubro de 2013, a ABESATA – Associação Brasileira das Empresas de Serviços Auxiliares de Transporte Aéreo surgiu da necessidade de se constituir uma entidade capaz de reunir forças e aspirações das empresas do setor, a fim de que busquem a representatividade de um segmento essencial para a aviação no país junto ao Poder Público e à iniciativa privada. Atualmente, com oito empresas associadas, a ABESATA tem por objetivo fomentar a elevação da qualidade dos serviços prestados e viabilizar o crescimento do transporte aéreo no Brasil. Segundo seu Estatuto Social, a associação opera com a finalidade de: a) realizar seminários e cursos, elaborar estudos e planos e congregar técnicas, bem como executar ações necessárias para estimular e orientar as suas associadas na prática de atividades dentro da legislação vigente; b) representar as associadas judicial ou extrajudicialmente, independentemente de mandato, perante pessoas jurídicas de direito público e de direito privado, inclusive frente a associações congêneres no país e no exterior, ficando autorizada a impetrar mandado de segurança e promover quaisquer ações que visem proteger os interesses coletivos e homogêneos das associadas junto aos órgãos competentes, assim como participar, como assistente, de demandas em que esses interesses estejam em discussão; c) agir institucionalmente, divulgar a importância e a prática da ESATA em seu elevado interesse individual e coletivo, com o fito do mais amplo conhecimento e progresso da aviação civil brasileira em geral. Para tanto, no cumprimento de suas finalidades associativas, adota um código de ética que é regido, entre outros, pelos princípios da moralidade, publicidade, legalidade e eficiência. Founded on August 7, 2013 and officially launched three months later on Octuber 29, ABESATA – Brazilian Ground Handling Services Association, arose from the need to establish an entity able to unite the strength and aspirations of such companies in order to pursue representation both before the Government and the private sector of a segment essential to the country's aviation. Currently, with eight member companies, ABESATA aims to promote improvement of the quality of the services provided, and enable the growth of air transport in Brazil. In accordance with its charter, the association strives to: a) organize courses and seminars, elaborate plans and studies and bring together techniques, as well as taking actions needed to encourage and guide its members in practicing activities in accordance with the legislation in force; b) represent its associates in court or out, regardless of power of attorney, before public and private legal entities, including before similar associations in this country and abroad, being allowed to petition for restraining orders and to take actions that
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