Ribeirão Preto Airport will be Expanded and will have Twice the Boarding Capacity

Ribeirão Preto Airport will be Expanded and will have Twice the Boarding Capacity

 

Leite Lopes Airport, in Ribeirão Preto, SP (RAO), under the VOA Network concession, will double the capacity of the pre-boarding and boarding lounges to accommodate up to 400 seated passengers. The works have already started and will be completed in 90 days. In addition to expanding the space, the boarding will receive electronic turnstiles to speed up the operation.

 

The works also include the retrofit of the bathrooms in the departure and arrival areas, the second phase of improving the air conditioning and the restoration of a square outside the airport, which will also receive a new lighting system.

 

These works will require investments of more than R$ 3 million. Since the beginning of the concession on April 1, 2022, R$ 1 million has already been spent on infrastructure works at Leite Lopes Airport. In this first year of concession, the airport has already received more than R$ 4 million in recovery works.

 

In the 30 years of the airport's concession, the total investment will be R$ 130 million, which includes the construction of a new terminal, with the remodeling of the surrounding square and the implementation of a leisure and entertainment area.

 

“Ribeirão Preto is the main commercial airport of the VOA Network and passengers deserve a suitable and pleasant place for their trips. We will spare no effort to make this airport a leader in comfort and sustainability”, says the president of the VOA Network, Marcel Moure.

 

About the VOA Network

 

Rede VOA is the concessionaire of 16 airports throughout the state of São Paulo and aims to integrate regional aviation, increasing commercial and executive flights and creating business at its airport sites. The network is present at the airports of Ribeirão Preto, Franca, São Carlos, Araraquara, Bauru-Arealva, Marília, São Manoel, Avaré-Andu, Sorocaba, Campinas, Registro, Itanhaém, Jundiaí, Bragança Paulista, Ubatuba and Guaratinguetá.

 

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