This plan shows the commitment of VINCI Airports to offering safer infrastructures and quality of service to enhance the passenger experience in its airports.
The investment portfolio includes a new cargo terminal, a new commercial building for services and offices; the remodeling and redistribution of the parking lot and the central atrium, the leveling of the runway safety strip, among others.
The works include the renovation of the central atrium of the passenger terminal, which will have an area of 2,595 square meters with a wide view of the airport runway, in which the security and migration services will be relocated and modernized.
This renewed area will allow the passenger to visually anticipate and enjoy after the security check of a recreational space that includes duty free shops, restaurants and bars. Additionally, a new flight information system with high technology screens will be installed, providing a high comfort waiting area with new resources such as «last minute shops» and «call to gate» in accordance with current international standards.
The cargo area of the airport will be transformed into a «Cargo City» with an independent entrance and parking, commercial building and new administrative offices.


The Ministry of Public Works (MPW) recently contacted the Central Agency for Public Tenders (CAPT) requesting permission to announce offering a tender to build the second phase of the new airport project. The tender includes facility buildings, construction of the road leading to the new terminal and creating parking spaces.
The developer for the new single-terminal
The 115,000-square-foot Concourse D will feature six domestic aircraft gates and a variety of new dining and retail options. In addition to the new concourse, the project entails expanding the airport’s Ticketing Lobby and Baggage Claim by adding 200,000 square feet of space to the north and south ends of the terminal. Other components of the project include remodeling 136,000 square feet of existing terminal space and building an 11,000-square-foot central utility plant.