en.Wedoany.com Reported - Aena inaugurated the new passenger terminal at Montes Claros Airport (MG) in Brazil last Saturday (6th). The expansion increased the terminal's built-up area from 2,300 square meters to 5,460 square meters, raising its annual passenger handling capacity to 538,000.

The renovation involved modernizing the check-in area, security screening zone, boarding area, and baggage claim area, expanding commercial space, and concurrently improving operational facilities. Fabiano Antunes, Director of Montes Claros Airport, stated that the new terminal helps Aena enhance the quality of infrastructure at the airport, consolidating its role in transportation, economic development, and regional integration for the Northern Minas Gerais region, equipping the city with facilities to meet growing demand and expand regional connectivity.

In terms of specific metrics, the check-in area expanded from 130 square meters to 298 square meters, the security screening channel grew from 77 square meters to 219 square meters, and the airport added two new X-ray machines. The departure lounge now covers 603 square meters, the baggage claim area increased to 290 square meters, and the baggage carousel length was extended from 19 meters to 35 meters. Commercial space expanded from 158 square meters to 666 square meters.

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