According to data collected by the Brazilian Securities and Exchanges Commission, a financial news website from Chicago, IL, published an article written by Jennifer D. Johnson – an unknown Canadian journalist who sent the website her text via e-mail. As read by many afterwards, many incorrect "facts" about the ACAir Group were published by her. Some of them were transcribed by us:
"Gabriel Oliveira [CEO, ACAir] has been desperately crying for help. United Airlines and Air New Zealand were already contacted by his businessmen in charge of financial matters. Merger ahead? I would say so. Borajet, El Al and Varig: 'adiós, amigas'!" Ms. Johnson may not know, but ACAir was rated the most financially stable airline in South America, and one of the fastest growing in the Pacific circle (Americas, Asia and Oceania).
"In 2010, just after ACAir and Varig merged, a negative US$ 750 million record simply 'appeared' in their Q4 results. Coincidence? No! They just didn't know what they were doing and ended up signing a contract without reading it. It's pretty much like that." Caught lying again: our Investor Relations website, linked from our main page, flyACAir.com, has a vivid link marked "Quarterly results". Our 2010 Q4 numbers show no sort of US$ 750 million debt whatsoever.
A full disclaimer against Jennifer Johnson's article has been published at our IR page. Please read it should there still be any doubts about our financial health. Rest assured ACAir is a strong, responsible airline, and any problems would have been thoroughly reported to competent authorities – but there aren't any. Don't worry.
ACAir. See a greater horizon.
[Dr. Gabriel Oliveira – CEO, ACAir]
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