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Azul Fidelidade guide: TudoAzul, partner flights and how to book

Azul Fidelidade is the current name of TudoAzul. Separate an Azul-operated points booking from an Azul pelo Mundo partner booking, then compare the actual points, cash and fare conditions.

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At a glance

  • TudoAzul was renamed Azul Fidelidade; the current currency is Pontos Azul.
  • Azul flights and Azul pelo Mundo partner bookings follow different booking paths.
  • Azul pelo Mundo supports points plus Brazilian reais as an eligible payment option.
  • Check the actual partner itinerary and conditions before transferring points.
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Is Azul Fidelidade the same as TudoAzul?

Azul Fidelidade is Azul’s loyalty program, previously called TudoAzul. Azul’s official program manual documents the change from TudoAzul to Azul Fidelidade and from Pontos TudoAzul to Pontos Azul. If you find an older guide using the former name, read it as historical context and verify the current booking conditions.

The program lets members collect and redeem points for Azul travel and other rewards. When planning a flight, identify whether Azul operates it or whether you will use the Azul pelo Mundo platform for a partner. This distinction helps you find the right booking flow and avoid assuming that all flights use the same fare or redemption rules.

Azul flights versus Azul pelo Mundo

Azul’s program guidance directs travelers to its website or app for Azul flights and to Azul pelo Mundo for eligible airline-partner travel. Partner redemption is therefore a separate search to perform, rather than a reason to expect every partner itinerary in a regular Azul-operated flight search.

Azul pelo Mundo also offers eligible combinations of points and reais. Compare the displayed payment choices for the same itinerary. The option using fewer points might require enough extra money that a full cash ticket becomes more useful. Include the full total and the conditions of the ticket, not just the initial points amount.

When a journey contains a long-haul partner flight and a domestic connection, inspect each operating carrier and airport. A result to São Paulo does not automatically solve a separate domestic departure from a different airport. Build the transfer time, baggage handling and any overnight stay into your comparison before choosing the award.

How to book using Azul points

Prepare your Azul account and identify the booking channel before moving points. If a promotion is part of the plan, check whether its eligibility and points-crediting timeline fit the flight you intend to issue.

  1. Choose the correct search

    For an Azul-operated flight, use Azul’s website or app and search with points. For an eligible partner flight, follow the official Azul pelo Mundo link from the loyalty-program page.

  2. Search the complete party

    Enter the actual passenger count and full route. Compare nearby days, the arrival date and the operating carrier for each leg.

  3. Compare points and reais

    Review the available points-only or mixed-payment choices and their full cash amounts. Compare with an equivalent paid fare, including any bags you need.

  4. Read servicing conditions

    Check changes, refunds, baggage, seat selection and who manages a partner itinerary. Confirm participant and payment eligibility before acquiring more points.

  5. Issue and retrieve the trip

    Complete the booking, retain the ticket receipt and obtain any partner reservation reference. Check the operating airline’s record before purchasing separate onward travel.

Redemption fees and booking for someone else

Azul publishes a separate redemption-fee page. The fee can depend on booking channel, lead time, member level and whether the account holder travels. Melhores Destinos reported a change affecting some third-party domestic awards on June 22, 2026; a generic older fee amount is therefore a poor guide to a new booking.

Check the current total while logged in with the actual travelers selected. An airport tax, an award redemption fee and a change charge are different costs. Confirm each one before comparing Azul points with a cash ticket, especially when booking multiple passengers or using an assisted channel.

Azul also uses beneficiary rules for awards issued to other people. Verify the current beneficiary list and any waiting period before funding the account for a companion. Being able to transfer points or find a seat does not bypass the program’s traveler requirements.

Evaluate transfers and clubs using the actual booking

Azul lists banking and other points partners, but the current rules of the originating program determine whether you can transfer, how much arrives and when it posts. Treat a bank transfer, a transfer between people and a flight award as different products. Confirm the member details and transaction type before submitting anything.

If a subscription or points purchase is necessary, add that cost to the award’s cash payment. Compare the resulting total with a ticket you would otherwise buy. For a one-time trip, an impressive points bonus may be less useful than a modest cash fare that avoids a long subscription commitment or a leftover balance.

Common questions

What happened to TudoAzul?

Azul’s official manual documents its renaming to Azul Fidelidade, with Pontos Azul as the current points terminology.

How do I book a partner flight with Azul points?

Use the Azul pelo Mundo link provided by Azul’s loyalty-program page, then confirm the available itinerary and its conditions in that booking flow.

Can I combine Azul points and money?

Eligible Azul pelo Mundo bookings offer points plus reais. Compare the actual payment choices and cash totals rather than assuming the smallest points amount is best.

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Before you book

Award availability and prices can change. Confirm the exact itinerary, cabin, traveler count, points, and cash total with the loyalty program before transferring points or booking. Search access and limits depend on your plan.

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