Latin American/Caribbean Airports
Brazilian Government Considering USD 77 Million Transfer to Fraport for Porto Alegre Airport Repairs
The Ministry of Ports and Airports deemed the transfer of nearly R$ 426 million (~USD 77 million) from the federal ...
Aena Considering Divestiture of its Stake in 12 Mexican Airports
Aena is working with Bank of America Securities to divest its 33.4% stake in Aeropuertos Mexicanos del Pacífico, which operates ...
Highlighting Lima, Fraport Airports Globally Report a 7.2% Increase in Passenger Traffic in the First Half of 2024
Fraport, a leading global airport company, registered a 7.2% increase in passenger traffic, totaling 74.1 million travelers across its managed ...
CEO in Paradise: St. Maarten Airport Launches Search for New Leadership
The Princess Juliana International Airport Operating Company N.V. (PJIAE) has announced the commencement of the search for a new Chief ...
Jorge Chávez International Airport’s New Terminal Nears Completion
Amid the July national holidays, progress on the new terminal of Jorge Chávez International Airport was celebrated, having reached over ...
Guadalajara Airport, Mexico’s Third Busiest, Inaugurates Second Runway
This Tuesday (23) saw the official inauguration of the second runway at the Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla International Airport, serving ...
Peru’s government mulls commercial flights at Pisco International Airport
Peru’s Minister of Transport and Communications, Raúl Pérez Reyes, has visited Pisco International Airport, emphasizing that it is operational and ...
Peruvian Government to Privatize Third Group of Airports
The Peruvian government will proceed with granting a third group of eight airports in different regions of the country to ...
Tocumen International Airport to donate six abandoned aircraft
Tocumen International Airport (AITSA) announced plans to clear the current cargo terminal platform, which currently houses six out-of-service aircraft. The ...
Tocumen International Airport to donate six abandoned aircrafts
Tocumen International Airport (AITSA) announced plans to clear the current cargo terminal platform, which currently houses six out-of-service aircraft. The ...
