Brazilian Airports May Receive Investments of Up to R$ 4 BILLION to Improve Infrastructure

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 28/11/2024 at 18:58

Updated on 28/11/2024 at 19:09

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The Brazilian Aviation Sector Can Receive Up To R$ 4 Billion In Investments Intended To Improve Airport Infrastructure And Offer More Quality To Passengers.

The federal government is considering investments between R$ 3 billion and R$ 4 billion to improve the infrastructure of regional airports, aiming to make them more attractive for concessions to the private sector in 2025. The information was disclosed this Thursday by Fábio Lavor Teixeira, deputy executive secretary of the Ministry of Ports and Airports, during an event in Rio de Janeiro.

According to Teixeira, the amounts are under negotiation with the Ministries of Planning and Budget and Management. “We are refining this process… We can bring forward investments, which reduces capex for the investor, making the project more attractive,” he explained.

This strategy is part of the AmpliAR program, launched this week to present the model for the concession of regional airports. The government is engaging with companies and operators in the sector, seeking to increase interest in managing smaller terminals.

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Challenges And Opportunities

Brazil has already granted its main airports to the private sector in recent years, leaving now regional terminals, which face profitability challenges. According to Teixeira, Santos Dumont Airport in Rio de Janeiro is the only major terminal still under state control.

International groups such as Fraport, Changi, and Aena, which have participated in auctions in Brazil, are being approached. “These groups already know our modeling and regulatory structure, which provides security for new investments,” highlighted the secretary.

Focus On The North And Northeast

In the first phase of the AmpliAR program, the focus will be on 51 airfields located in the North and Northeast regions, areas with greater deficits in airport infrastructure. This includes terminals in Acre, Amazonas, Amapá, Pará, Rondônia, and Tocantins.

A public consultation will be opened in the coming days to discuss the concession model with states, municipalities, concessionaires, and airlines. The expectation is that the auctions will take place in the first half of 2025, although there is still no date for the announcement of the tender.

Teixeira emphasized the importance of carefully defining the blocks to be auctioned. “Prior investments from the government ensure the revenue of operators, reduce risks, and make the business sustainable,” he concluded.

The project seeks to balance the expansion of airport infrastructure with the attraction of investors, promoting regional development and ensuring the viability of the terminals.

Brazilian Airports May Receive Investments of Up to R$ 4 BILLION to Improve Infrastructure

The Brazilian Aviation Sector Can Receive Up To R$ 4 Billion In Investments Intended To Improve Airport Infrastructure And Offer More Quality To Passengers.

Challenges And Opportunities

Focus On The North And Northeast

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