Petrobras rompe com Aeroporto de Campos dos Goytacazes: Logística de passageiros para plataformas de petróleo se concertarão agora em 3 cidades para atender Bacia de Campos

Petrobras Breaks Ties with Campos dos Goytacazes Airport: Passenger Logistics for Oil Platforms Will Now Be Consolidated in 3 Cities to Serve Campos Basin

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/12/2019 at 15:29

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Petrobras Decides to Concentrate Offshore Logistics Flights in Macaé, Farol de São Tomé, and Vitória, Campos dos Goytacazes for Petrobras Operations

Petrobras has already made it clear in its strategic plan 2020-2024 that it will focus on Macaé and surrounding cities for mature field revitalization operations, also divesting to raise funds to invest in pre-salt production. Campos dos Goytacazes has once again made the list of cuts.

It is worth mentioning that a few days ago, Macaé Airport opened a selection process to meet the increased logistical demands at the Terminal. Some of our readers have reported that some have already gone through the selection process and are working, but despite that, registrations are still open until December 26, find out here if you want to compete for one of these job openings.

Petrobras recently acquired 100% of an offshore field from Repsol, which could increase the demand and revenue of the state-owned company in the coming years.

Petrobras Breaks Ties with Campos dos Goytacazes Airport: Passenger Logistics for Oil Platforms Will Now Be Consolidated in 3 Cities to Serve Campos Basin

Petrobras Decides to Concentrate Offshore Logistics Flights in Macaé, Farol de São Tomé, and Vitória, Campos dos Goytacazes for Petrobras Operations

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