In this new AeroReport we take a tour of the expansion of the Terminal 2 of the El Salvador International Airport together with Federico Anliker, president of CEPA and we review technical details and their modernization.
The El Salvador San Óscar Arnulfo Romero y Galdámez International Airport (SHALL) is experiencing one of the most ambitious stages of modernization in its history. The growing demand for air traffic, driven by tourism dynamism and the consolidation of the nation as a key hub in Central America, has required a profound transformation in its infrastructure and logistics on land.
El Salvador airport grows
To know first-hand the scope of these projects, I have recorded a new AeroReportaje on my YouTube channel. on this occasion, We take an exclusive tour of the expansion areas of the Terminal 2 and the international arrivals areas together with Federico Anliker López, president of the Autonomous Port Executive Commission (CEPA).
In the video, We thoroughly explore newly opened and developing spaces, analyzing how new areas of approach, parking infrastructure and migration flows seek to optimize the user experience and reduce waiting times during peak hours of operation.
Keys to the growth and modernization of SAL
During the tour and on-site interview, Federico Anliker shared figures and strategic plans that reflect the change in scale that the main Salvadoran air terminal is experiencing:
- CEPA management aims to increase the airport's capacity, planning to go from serving current volumes towards a goal of 12 million passengers per year. This is supported by an investment plan projected at around 200 millions of dollars destined for infrastructure, departure lounges and technology.
- Terminal improvements 2 They seek to expedite the attention of passengers who enter the country or make short-term connections, reinforcing security and efficiency in immigration and customs controls.
- Among the notable interventions is the construction of a new multifunctional parking building and the refurbishment of commercial areas., adapting the offer to the profile of the international and corporate traveler.
- The expansion not only benefits point-to-point passengers, but also strengthens the position of El Salvador as a strategic operations center for airlines such as Avianca and Volaris El Salvador.
This report aims to understand the operational moment that aviation is experiencing in Central America.. I invite you to watch the full report on the channel to learn all the technical details and direct testimonies about the future of this infrastructure..
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