Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste (ASUR) completed the acquisition of Motiva’s airport platform on September 1, 2026, for USD 992.2 million. The transaction adds interests in
Runways, terminals and boarding bridges are the visible side of an airport concession. The less visible part can shape the infrastructure for decades: the contract
A 300-metre runway extension would normally suggest more capacity: additional aircraft movements, longer take-offs or heavier departures. At Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston, however,
Airport capacity is usually visible. It comes in the form of runways, gates, aircraft stands and terminal buildings. Some of the constraints that determine how
More than half of flights in Latin America and the Caribbean now operate from or arrive at airports that IATA considers congested or severely constrained.
El Salvador has made visible progress since adopting its 2022–2025 aviation safety plan, including the certification of Ilopango International Airport. But the latest ICAO data
Cayenne International Airport has launched a €85 million modernisation programme as passenger traffic moves closer to the limits of the facility’s existing capacity. The first
Aviation’s climate agenda is still largely framed around emissions. Sustainable aviation fuels, carbon markets, cleaner aircraft technologies and the path to net zero by 2050
International passenger traffic at Johan Adolf Pengel International Airport, Suriname’s main international gateway in Paramaribo, surpassed half a million travelers in 2025, marking a new
The aviation industry entered 2026 with passenger demand remaining resilient and airlines in many regions returning to profitability. Yet behind these encouraging figures lies a
Curaçao International Airport (CUR) is entering a new phase of infrastructure development as sustained passenger growth continues to reshape capacity requirements. Curaçao Airport Partners (CAP),
The future growth of global aviation will require far more than additional aircraft and rising passenger demand. According to the International Civil Aviation Organization’s (ICAO)
