Venezuelan aeronautical authorities have completed tests at the temporary terminals of the Simón Bolívar International Airport in La Guaira state, and commercial flights will resume this Monday, August 24.

The temporary infrastructure, implemented after the structural damage caused by the earthquakes in the country on June 24, comprises four independent zones that will allow for the simultaneous handling of more than 1,260 passengers:

• International Departures: A 4,300 m² area with four boarding gates and a capacity for 780 passengers.
• Domestic Departures: A 3,300 m² area equipped with three boarding gates to serve 480 passengers.
• Arrivals: A 2,550 m² operational area, complemented by a separate 1,000 m² area for accompanying persons.

These facilities will offer maximum comfort to travelers: air conditioning, free Wi-Fi, device charging stations, medical assistance, vending machines, ramps, and assistance for people with reduced mobility, in addition to protocols in place for transporting pets.

Regarding the operational area, Runway 10 Right underwent a complete refurbishment to ensure safety during takeoffs and landings.

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Source: elimpulso

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