The São Paulo Northern International Airport Was On The Agenda At The Meeting Between Minister Márcio França And Other Key Leaders

Written by Bruno Teles

Published on 10/02/2023 at 20:13

Márcio França (Foto/divulgação)

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The North Paulista International Airport (SP) Is The Ideal Scenario For The Project That Aims To Expand The Tourist Destination Of The Tourist Establishment Of Olímpia. It Promises Not Only To Improve The Infrastructure To Attract More Investments And Tourists, But Also To Initiate A Series Of Other Projects That Aim To Explore The Potential Of The Region.

The meeting between Minister Márcio França and other leaders was the perfect opportunity to discuss the challenges and possible solutions for the most urgent issues. This meeting represented a great hope for a better future for everyone in the Tourist Establishment of Olímpia.

The city of Fernando Cunha has been undergoing an important transformation in recent years, thanks to meetings between public leaders and entrepreneurs. These discussions focus on seeking new solutions that improve the tourist traffic and make the city more prosperous.

Last Tuesday (07), the Secretary of Tourism and Travel of the State of São Paulo, Roberto de Lucena, was welcomed by the Minister of Ports and Airports, Márcio França, in the minister’s office in Brasília. The objective of the meeting was to present the project developed by the secretary for him to evaluate its feasibility. The meeting was widely reported by the press and the minister committed to examining the requests with his technical team to reach a favorable outcome for all involved.

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In the last meeting between Mayor Fernando Cunha and Secretary Lucena, the project for an airport in the Olímpia region was discussed. Lucena emphasized the importance of investment to meet the demand for transportation of about 350 thousand tourists per season, in addition to generating thousands of jobs. The Federal Government has been requested to assist in the progress of the implementation of this important airport, which will be responsible for boosting the region’s economic development.

The mayor of Olímpia has been working hard to obtain what the municipality needs to develop. He maintains a circle of close friends, such as Roberto de Lucena and Márcio França, who have already visited the city and know its reality. The new airport proposed for Olímpia was planned considering a regional projection for the next 20 years (2018-2038) and will foresee an expanded capacity to meet the expectation of more than 6 million visitors. The implementation of the project will certainly bring great benefits to the municipality.

The National Civil Aviation Secretariat has authorized the concession of 35 years for the implementation and operation of a new airport between Olímpia and São José do Rio Preto. With an estimated capacity for approximately 500 thousand operations per year, this airport could in the future receive international flights from Latin America. Studies and procedures such as environmental licensing are being carried out, with the publication of the tender for implementation expected later this year. Through this initiative, the location will have its potential expanded and will have the possibility to develop new activities.

The mayor highlighted that, with the excellent news of another year of work, it is important to continue vital projects that depend on the State and the Union. We seek the development of the region and the unity of leaderships to showcase our potential for investments. The airport is an audacious venture that anticipates the future demand of the coverage area, and that will be carried out with great partners and resources, benefiting numerous municipalities and thousands of people.

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SOURCE: PREFEITURA DE OLÍMPIA

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