Venezuela starts runway repairs at Simón Bolívar International Airport

Venezuela starts runway repairs at Simón Bolívar International Airport
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The Venezuelan government is carrying out comprehensive works to level and adapt runway 10L‑28R at Simón Bolívar International Airport to repair seismic damage from June, announced Vice‑sectorial official for Public Works and Services and Minister of the Popular Power for Public Works Juan Ramírez Luces.

Heavy machinery is being used within the aerodrome to level the ground and certify compliance with high operational safety standards, with the interventions aimed at restoring the full operational capacity of the country’s main air gateway and enhancing safe air connectivity.

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Restoring full operational capacity and improving safety standards will support airline operations and maintain connectivity through the airport.

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