WFS Brasil unveils its new brand identity, strengthening its presence in the Brazilian airport sector

One of Brazil’s leading Ground Handling companies officially presents its new brand identity, marking the beginning of a new chapter in its history. This change reflects not only the company’s continued growth in the airport sector but also its readiness to embrace future challenges in an ever-evolving industry.

From now on, the company will operate under the name WFS Brasil, replacing the brand previously known as WFS | Orbital. This transition represents a natural evolution, consolidating the company’s position among the main players in the global ground handling market.

“The new brand symbolizes our evolution, reinforcing the strength we have built over the years and the trust the market places in our operations. It’s a strategic step that strengthens our commitment to grow alongside our clients and partners, with the same dedication and quality that have always defined us,” says Edgar Luiz do Nascimento, CEO of WFS Brasil.

With a presence in Brazil’s main airports and a team of over 10,000 specialized professionals, WFS Brasil continues to build a solid trajectory of efficiency and operational capability. Its consistent growth reflects a strong commitment to the development of the airport sector, while also fostering new investments and innovation initiatives.

The new visual identity will be gradually implemented across all company operations, representing not only an aesthetic update but also a strategic step toward strengthening the brand.

About WFS Brasil

Founded in 2002 under the name Orbital, WFS Brasil has become one of Brazil’s leading airport service providers. Over the years, the company has expanded its presence across key airports in the country, offering reliable and efficient operational excellence.

With a team of over 10,000 professionals, WFS Brasil delivers a comprehensive range of Ground Handling services, supporting safe, efficient, and high-quality airport operations.

In 2014, the company became part of the Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) Group , one of the world’s leading aviation service providers, operating in 27 countries across five continents, and serving more than 270 airlines and airports.