Neymar is forbidden to fly with helicopter by Anac for documentation problems

The National Civil Aviation Agency (Anac) has banned player Neymar from flying with his helicopter since early April. The reason is the maturity of the Certificate of Air Yellowability (CVA), which caused the Aeronverability Certificate (CA) to be suspended on the 4th.

The helicopter, valued at about R $ 50 million, was usually used by the athlete going to the Santos Training Center, where he plays, and for his mansion in Mangaratiba, Rio de Janeiro. Each stretch to go to work was equivalent to $ 7,000 spending.

According to Anac standards, every three years the document needs to be presented. Last year, Neymar was able to extend the deadline as the certificate would be expired.

The aircraft, all black and with Batman symbols inside, has nine passenger seats and one for the pilot. In March, she was seen parked in a mansion in Araçoiaba da Serra (interior of SP), where the athlete would have been at a party with other girls, which surrendered a crisis in marriage to Bruna Bianincardi.

Sought, Neymar’s staff had not yet answered. To CNN, the team said this is a “standard procedure performed annually” and that the aircraft has been under maintenance since March 26, with completion of up to 40 days. He also said that after this maintenance, Anac will verify compliance with all inspection items and update the system, releasing the aircraft.