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Brazil ANAC Resolution 800 Takes Effect on Unruly Passengers

Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) Resolution No. 800 took effect on 14 September 2026, setting rules for handling unruly passengers at airports and on board. Conduct is split into three severity tiers — unruly, serious and very serious — with fines of up to BRL 17,500; very serious acts can also trigger a no-fly list barring domestic flights for six to 12 months. Airlines or airports notify the passenger and then ANAC, which tracks sanctions via a Serpro-built system. Abear data show 1,764 unruly-passenger cases on domestic flights in 2025, up 66% from 2024.

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Impact and considerations

The resolution gives airlines, airports and corporate travel managers a clear framework for passenger-conduct penalties, including fines, a no-fly list and reporting deadlines, potentially affecting employee travel compliance and carrier handling procedures.

Key points

  • Resolution No. 800 took effect on 14 September 2026 and covers unruly conduct at airports and on board.
  • Conduct is divided into three tiers — unruly, serious and very serious — with fines of up to BRL 17,500 for unruly and serious acts.
  • Very serious acts can bar a passenger from any domestic flight for six to 12 months plus a BRL 17,500 fine.
  • Very serious cases must be reported to ANAC immediately after no-fly listing; serious cases give airlines or airports up to five days to decide and notify; other cases allow up to 30 days.
  • ANAC tracks all sanctions through a Serpro-built system fed by airlines and airports.
  • Abear data show 1,764 unruly-passenger cases on domestic flights in 2025, up 66% from 1,061 in 2024.

Sources and time

Primary source
Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil
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First source publication
16 Sept 2026, 21:21
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16 Sept 2026, 23:04
Last updated
16 Sept 2026, 21:21
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