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Brazil's ANAC Opens Second Call for Santos Dumont Platform User Survey

Brazil's National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) opened a second call for an online survey aimed at improving regulated entities' experience with the Santos Dumont portal. Ongoing system adjustments include new navigation, a responsive interface, a guided tour, AI-assisted search for services and legislation, and personalised content based on the user or represented entity. The survey targets pilots, flight attendants, air operators, maintenance personnel, aerodrome operators and drone operators, among others, with registration from 7 to 20 September and interviews from 28 September to 9 October.

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Impact and considerations

The survey reflects the direction of ANAC's digital service platform overhaul, affecting how efficiently regulated entities interact with the regulator, with operational relevance for aviation companies and professionals operating in Brazil.

Key points

  • ANAC opened a second call for an online survey aimed at improving regulated entities' experience with the Santos Dumont portal.
  • Ongoing system adjustments include new navigation, a responsive interface, a guided tour and better content organisation.
  • Search for services, legislation and systems will expand available listings and use artificial intelligence.
  • Personalised experience includes automatic profiles and content presented according to the user or represented entity.
  • The survey targets pilots, flight attendants, air operators, maintenance personnel, aerodrome operators and drone operators, among others.
  • Registration runs from 7 to 20 September, with interviews from 28 September to 9 October.

Sources and time

Primary source
Agência Nacional de Aviação Civil
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First source publication
11 Sept 2026, 04:15
Page published
12 Sept 2026, 00:12
Last updated
11 Sept 2026, 04:15
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