Aena Brasil invests in improvements at three airports in Mato Grosso do Sul | News from Campo Grande and MS

Three airports in Mato Grosso do Sul, under the management of Aena Brasil, are expected to undergo renovations and improvements over the next two years. The Spanish concessionaire announced, during an event held in São Paulo this week, an investment of R$4.5 billion for 11 infrastructure equipment.

On the list are the airports of Campo Grande, Ponta Porã and Corumbá, which should receive work from the second half of the year, with completion expected in 2026.

For Campo Grande Airport, the construction of a second floor in the passenger terminal and new boarding and disembarking bridges is planned. An expansion is planned for Ponta Porã that will triple the total size of the passenger terminal. At Corumbá Airport, work will be carried out that will double the surface of the public area.

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The proposed reforms will allow the International Airport to reach a capacity of 2.6 million passengers per year. These are major improvements, with the construction of a second floor in the passenger terminal, installation of boarding bridges, renovation of the aircraft apron and expansion of parking. The renovations will also allow the airport to be prepared to receive international flights. Aena took over management of the airport on October 13th.

Ponta Porã

A robust expansion will be carried out at the passenger terminal, offering a much better experience for users. The built area will increase from the current 800 m° to 2,600 m’, with the space in the departure lounge quadrupled and the surface of the public area nine times larger. The COA will also get a new building. The apron has three positions for type C aircraft. It was integrated into the Aena network on November 7th.

Corumba

At the end of the works promoted by Aena, Corumbá airport will double its operational capacity, which could reach 100 thousand passengers per year. On the airside, there will be a series of improvements and revitalizations, with a focus on increasing operational safety. Four type C parking spaces will also be installed in the yard. Aena took over management of the airport on November 10th.