Brazil
US$ 4.46/gal
≈ R$ 6,57/L
ANP · produtor (atacado)·week of 2026-10-26 to 2026-11-01·updated 9d ago
Historical Jet A1 prices (Brazil) vs Jet Fuel Spot (US), 5 years.
≈ R$ 6,57/L
≈ US$ 4.20/gal
2024-11-10 → 2026-11-10
BR Jet A1 series (weekly average, each date is the Monday of the week) runs from US$ 2.32/gal on 2024-11-04 to US$ 4.46/gal on 2026-10-26, latest data observed on 2026-11-01; US Jet Fuel Spot series (weekly average, each date is the Monday of the week) runs from US$ 2.03/gal on 2024-11-11 to US$ 4.11/gal on 2026-11-02, latest data observed on 2026-11-03.
Estimated QAV into-plane at the main executive airports, already including the full ICMS an owner pays.
You pay the full ICMS (executive/private), not the reduced airline rate. In Sao Paulo that is 25% vs 12%, and that spread is what makes executive fueling pricier.
| Airport | ICMS | Into-plane R$/L | vs airline |
|---|---|---|---|
| BrasiliaBrasilia · DF · SBBR | 18% | R$ 9,13 | +13% |
| Salgado FilhoPorto Alegre · RS · SBPA | 17% | R$ 9,22 | +12% |
| FlorianopolisFlorianopolis · SC · SBFL · national base | 17% | R$ 9,22 | +12% |
Fresh US strikes on Iranian targets; Brent +5% to ~$78, strait reopening stalled.
Memorandum to end the war/blockade; Brent fell back toward ~$70 by July.
US declared a naval blockade; Iran re-closed Hormuz on Apr 18, sustaining high prices into May (the Brazilian retail peak).
Volume of jet fuel (QAV) and aviation gasoline (avgas) sold by distributors in Brazil, in cubic meters. Jet fuel powers turbine aircraft (jets, turboprops, turbine helicopters and airlines); avgas powers piston airplanes and helicopters.
12 months to September 2026 · sorted by aviation gasoline
| State | Avgas (m³) | Jet fuel (m³) |
|---|---|---|
| SP | 6,207 | 3,199,525 |
| 20% |
| R$ 9,29 |
| +16% |
| JacarepaguaRio de Janeiro · RJ · SBJR | 20% | R$ 9,29 | +16% |
| Eduardo GomesManaus · AM · SBEG | 7% | R$ 9,65 | +4% |
| SalvadorSalvador · BA · SBSV | 20.5% | R$ 9,76 | +16% |
| CongonhasSao Paulo · SP · SBSP | 25% | R$ 9,89 | +17% |
| Campo de MarteSao Paulo · SP · SBMT | 25% | R$ 9,89 | +17% |
| JundiaiJundiai · SP · SBJD · national base | 25% | R$ 10,18 | +17% |
| ViracoposCampinas · SP · SBKP · national base | 25% | R$ 10,18 | +17% |
| ConfinsBelo Horizonte · MG · SBCF | 25% | R$ 11,22 | +23% |
Cheapest: Brasilia (DF) at R$ 9,13/L. Confins (MG) runs 23% higher, mostly from state ICMS.
Model: ANP consumer price by municipality (2024) scaled by the current ANP producer index + full ICMS gross-up + estimated FBO margin · ANP Anuario Estatistico 2025, Tabela 3.26 (preco ao consumidor por municipio, R$/L, sem impostos, 2024) · CONFAZ Conv. 188/17 + leis estaduais · into-plane estimated
Brent topped $100 on ~Mar 8 and peaked ~$126 on Mar 18 (largest monthly oil rise on record).
Operation Epic Fury: US+Israel strikes on Iran; IRGC forbids Strait of Hormuz transit (~20% of global oil). Drove the Brazilian QAV spike.
12-Day War ceasefire; Brent collapsed ~$10+ toward high-$60s as the war premium evaporated.
Operation Midnight Hammer (Fordow, Natanz, Isfahan); Brent pushed toward ~$80-81; Iran threatened to close Hormuz.
Operation Rising Lion: surprise Israeli strikes on Iran; Brent spiked ~7-13% intraday.
Another tripled increase; Brent slid to a ~4-year low near $58-60.
Eight members tripled the planned May increase (+411k bpd); with the tariffs, oil crashed ~7% to a multi-year low.
Global reciprocal tariffs triggered recession/demand fears, the demand-shock leg of the April crash.
Sweeping US sanctions on Gazprom Neft, Surgutneftegas and 183 shadow-fleet tankers; Brent jumped ~4% above $80.
| MT | 4,978 | 114,255 |
| PA | 3,529 | 145,303 |
| MG | 3,403 | 339,708 |
| PR | 3,014 | 142,287 |
| RJ | 2,791 | 960,232 |
| GO | 2,580 | 84,068 |
| RS | 2,282 | 191,085 |
| BA | 2,150 | 277,418 |
| SC | 1,914 | 166,884 |
Source: ANP, petroleum product sales by distributors, to September 2026. Snapshot generated on 10/30/2026; ANP may revise the latest month.