Ezeiza Airport to add new international arrivals terminal under ORSNA‑approved plan

Ezeiza Airport to add new international arrivals terminal under ORSNA‑approved plan
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The expansion plan for Buenos Aires’ Ezeiza Airport has been approved by the Regulatory Body of the National Airports System (ORSNA).

Funding will come from the airport’s own resources, the Trust Fund for the Strengthening of the National Airports System, and additional capital‑market financing. The project is part of a USD 7.5 billion long‑term infrastructure programme, with USD 760 million allocated to Ezeiza between 2027 and 2031 – USD 600 million for terminals and USD 160 million for the runway system. The new arrivals terminal will replace the existing one and will include a 3,000 m² baggage‑reclaim hall with 14 carousels, biometric immigration and customs areas, and a 15,000 m² extension of the international pier adding six boarding gates, waiting areas and new dining services.

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