New general aviation terminals announced for San Fernando, Bariloche, Córdoba and Mendoza

New general aviation terminals announced for San Fernando, Bariloche, Córdoba and Mendoza
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Aeropuertos Argentina announced that new terminals for general aviation will be built at San Fernando, Bariloche, Córdoba and Mendoza airports.

The projects will expand the commercial apron from four to between 10 and 12 parking positions, allow up to four larger aircraft to operate simultaneously, add a new Hangar Club, and include full taxiway rehabilitation for larger aircraft by 2027, drainage works and new airfield lighting; San Fernando already has a new control tower and handles close to 60% of the network’s general aviation operations, while general aviation represents one‑third of all movements and exceeds 120,000 annual movements, having grown more than 11% in 2025 versus 2024.

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