Azul vs Wingo: fleets and facts compared
Azul (Brazil) and Wingo (Colombia) side by side: fleet size, main aircraft type, founding year, hubs and status, each from our database with its source and date. Both are among the larger low-cost airlines in South America in our directory.
- 155Azul fleet, as of 30 June 2026
- 9Wingo fleet, as of August 2025
At a glance
Each fact from our database. A grey tint marks the larger value in a row; it is not a verdict.
Data last updated: Azul · Wingo
Fleet breakdown
Aircraft types as each source reports them, largest first.
Azul fleet6 types
Wingo fleet1 type
Baggage & fees compared
Human-reviewed summaries. Rules change, so check the airline's own site before you book.
Azul
Azul's baggage page (Portuguese) gives these sizes and weights. Whether a checked bag is included depends on the fare and loyalty tier: the page says MaisAzul and Economy MaisAzul fares include at least one checked bag.
- Personal item: 45 x 35 x 20 cm (height x width x depth), a bag or backpack that fits under the seat in front.
- Cabin bag: 55 x 35 x 25 cm, up to 10 kg.
- Checked bag: 80 x 50 x 28 cm, up to 23 kg. In general a passenger can buy and carry up to five pieces of 23 kg, though some routes have a lower limit.
- Overweight bags: on flights to, from or within Brazil, the United States and Latin America, bags over 23 kg are charged as excess up to a limit of 45 kg per piece; on flights in Europe the limit is 32 kg.
- Infants: a stroller can be taken on board free if it measures no more than 35 x 25 x 55 cm (115 cm in total) and weighs no more than 10 kg; other models are checked free.
Source: Azul, "Bagagem Azul: Franquia, Regras e Informações", read on 24 October 2026.
Source: airline baggage page, read 2026-10-24.
Wingo
Wingo's baggage page (Spanish) gives the following allowances. Sizes and weights only; what is included depends on the fare.
- Personal item (all tickets): one bag or backpack of up to 40 x 35 x 25 cm (height x length x width), without wheels or handles, fitting under the seat.
- Carry-on: up to 12 kg and 55 x 45 x 25 cm including wheels and handles, stowed in the overhead bins. Included in the Go Standard, Go Plus and Go Extra fares and sold as an extra otherwise.
- Checked bags: up to 23 kg and 158 cm in total (height + length + width, including wheels and handles). Go Plus and Go Extra include the first checked bag (25 kg on flights from Cancún). Up to three can be bought per traveller.
- Excess weight is charged per kilo, up to a maximum of 32 kg per bag.
- Infants: no checked allowance of their own; the accompanying adult may bring an extra item such as a nappy bag of up to 10 kg and 40 x 35 x 25 cm per infant. A child car seat of up to 115 cm in total can travel in the cabin free of charge.
- Sports equipment and musical instruments in the hold: up to 32 kg and 319 cm in total.
Source: Wingo Centro de ayuda, "Equipaje", read on 24 October 2026.
Source: airline baggage page, read 2026-10-24.
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Frequently asked
Which has the bigger fleet, Azul or Wingo?
Azul has the larger published fleet. Azul 155 aircraft (Airline report, as of 30 June 2026); Wingo 9 aircraft (Wikipedia fleet table, as of August 2025).
Is Azul cheaper than Wingo?
Fares change by route, date and demand, so neither airline is always cheaper. This page compares fleets and published facts, not fares. To check prices for a trip, search both airlines for the same dates.
Which airline is older?
Azul was founded in 2008, Wingo in 2016.
Do Azul and Wingo share a hub airport?
Not in our data. Azul lists VCP, CNF and REC; Wingo lists BOG, PAC, CTG, CLO, BAQ and ADZ.
Are both airlines currently flying?
Yes. Both are active in our directory.