There is tension mounting in Brazil's Department of Transportation and FIFA as the world looks forward to the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The WestWind Executive Charter Division has just been asked by the Brazilian government to help in delivering both fans and teams to the FIFA World Cup being held there.

We have been asked to do two things:

• 1. Fly fan groups into Brazil to cheer on their respective nations in the 2014 World Cup. You can check which nations are playing and the times at 2014 FIFA World Cup - Brazil. If there is a WWA hub in the country please fly them out of the hub or mini hub location. If not, then fly them out of the main international airport of the country.
• 2. If you are able to commit to a longer term, we have been asked to fly the teams to the city where the tournament game will be held. You will need to fly the teams from their country from a hub or mini-hub. If there is no hub in the country then fly them from the main international airport of the country to the city where their first game will be. If they win their game, then fly them to the next game location. Please keep track of this at the matches website. This is the official site for the events. If the team is eliminated please fly them from the game location back to their country. FIFA is depending on WWA to take care of the traveling needs of the teams.

Fans will need to be flown as well from game to game. WWA Executive Charter has not committed to this but as pilot and plane are available we will help where we can. Fans can depart from any city and fly to an executive airport near the games. The wealthy will want to use our best executive jets. Other groups can fly in our other charter aircraft. You may use the aircraft of your choice out of the WWA livery for the particular flight that you have.

Brazil Freeware Sceneries and Payware

Category: Professional Sports

Continent: South America

Origin: As described

Destination: As described

Stops: Non-Stop

Aircraft: Pilot's Discretion

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