Breakthrough in São Paulo's Marquinhos Wing
São Paulo's Marquinhos Wing is set to undergo a major upgrade with the installation of a new runway and taxiway system.
The project, which is expected to cost approximately $1 billion, will see the existing runway extended by 200 meters and the taxiway system upgraded to accommodate larger aircraft.
The new runway and taxiway system will be designed to handle more than 4 million passengers per year, making it one of the largest airports in Latin America.
The upgrade is part of a wider plan to modernize São Paulo's airport infrastructure and improve its capacity for handling international flights.
The new runway and taxiway system will also help to reduce congestion at the airport and make it easier for airlines to operate efficiently.
The upgrade is expected to take two years to complete, during which time there may be temporary disruptions to air traffic.
However, the benefits of the new infrastructure are likely to outweigh any inconvenience or disruption caused by the work.
Overall, the upgrade of São Paulo's Marquinhos Wing is a significant milestone in the city's efforts to become a global hub for aviation and tourism.