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December / January 2021
Volume 1 Issue 3
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
1. Preface (page 2)
2. Comments by local December / January 2021 news
Authorities (page 2) By Marcelo Cantor
3. Press articles from main
Brazilian newspapers and We’ve ended 2020 with the air sector operating with
80% capacity compared to the same period last year,
median (Pages 3 to 5)
in a pre-covid scenario. Overall, there was a drop of
4. Public call for tenders (page 6) 52% compared to 2019.
and media
This is an important recovery confirmed by the
Secretary of Civil Aviation forecast. These are
impressive numbers compared to other countries in
South America.
Brazil is expected to
As of the second half of December, in the high season,
reach pre-pandemic
the expectations were confirmed with more growth in
levels for domestic flights domestic flights, especially to touristic destinations,
around March or April such as beaches in the Northeast and South regions.
2021, and in 2022 for the
international market. As for international flights, in December the airlines
operated at around 45% of the level registered in
Dany Oliveira, Director of the December 2019. The recovery is slower for
International Air Transport international flights as it depends on other markets,
Association (IATA) for Brazil. such as Latin America, USA and Europe.
The second stage of the recovery will be sub-regional
tourism, with routes between Brazilian cities and cities
in South America, such as Argentina, Chile and
Colombia.
*Cover photo, property of Infraero:
International Airport of Belém Val-de-Cans - Júlio Cezar Ribeiro
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Northeast region: Six airports will be modernized in 2021
Airport concessionaire Aena Brasil forecast to expand
investments over the next months
By Edmundo Ubiratan for Aeromagazine magazine
November 23, 2020
A series of investments will be made at the six airports managed by
concessionaire Aena Brasil. The terminals modernization occurs even
in face of uncertainties impacted by worldwide covid-19 pandemic,
but reflects a trend of continued air transport growth in Brazil.
The announcement came on November 19, when the CEO of Aena
Brasil, Santiago Yus, confirmed that improvements would be made at
Recife airport, in Pernambuco.
The works include bathrooms, air conditioning systems, accessibility
and signage. The forecast is to start services in January 2021, in three
investment blocks, being the second block in the operations area, to
be delivered on June 2023.
Recife airport also received the “Safe Tourism Seal”, an initiative of the
Government of Pernambuco awarded to facilities that are providing
safe resumption of tourist activities in the state.
“Our main concern is to care for and restore passenger’s confidence.
In addition to the material issues, the most important thing is to do
everything with care. We need to congratulate the entire airport
community, service companies, airlines, maintenance, cleaning, and
security. “This seal is the result of their work”, highlighted the CEO of
Aena Brasil.
The airline industry's expectation is that the effectiveness of a vaccine
could allow travel to resume in 2021, depending on the speed at
which governments and the pharmaceutical industry are able to
respond to the global demand for immunization.
3Movement in Brazilian airports grows more than 1,000% from April to
November
By Pedro Menezes (site Mercado e Eventos) - January 7, 2021
The number of passengers circulating at airports increased more than 11 times,
from 838.4 thousand to 9.83 million (Infraero)
Data from the National Civil Aviation Agency (Anac) revealed that last year from
April to November (since the beginning of the pandemic), the number of
passengers circulating in Brazilian airports increased more than 11 times, from
838.4 thousand to 9.83 million. The index also increased in number of flights, from
11.800 to 85.200 landings and takeoffs in the same period. In Recife, the number
of passengers grew by 1.200% in the period.
Gilson Machado Neto, Brazilian Minister of Tourism, said that the ministry has
taken important measures for a responsible resumption of tourists across the
country without neglecting the economic importance of the sector. "We have
been working tirelessly to ensure that the return happens safely for tourists and
workers through the Responsible Tourism Seal, and the airline industry is one of
our priorities," he said.
A survey carried out by the Ministry of Tourism brought the expectation of more
than 4.3 million people flying across the country during the year-end festivities.
Among the most sought after destinations, six were in the Northeast: Fortaleza
(CE), Salvador (BA), João Pessoa (PB), Natal (RN), Maceió (AL) and Recife (PE). The
capital of Pernambuco, in fact, registered an increase of 12% in the volume of
passengers in the period.
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CONCESSIONS
Three consortia are qualified to carry out studies for the concession of 16 airports
Source: Special Communication Advisory Ministry of Infrastructure - January 4, 2021
Companies have 150 days to present their projects - Auction is scheduled for 2022
The Ministry of Infrastructure released, on January 4, in the Official Gazette, the Public Call Notice with the
three qualified groups that presented its projects, surveys, investigations and technical studies that will
subsidize the modeling for the concession of 16 airports, as provided for in the Federal Government's
Investment Partnership Program. This seventh round of concessions, scheduled for 2022, is divided into
three blocks: RJ/MG, Norte II and SP/MS.
Two consortia are qualified to carry out the projects for the three blocks. The companies Bacco, CPEA,
Infraway, Moysés & Pires and Terrafirma form one block; Vallya, Proficenter Piquet Carneiro, Magaldi and
Guedes compose the other block. There is also a third group qualified only for studies referring to the SP/MS
Block, consisting of Edo Rocha, Woods Bago, Urban, AUP, Cavalcanti, PCA, Aadu, Lasus, C Fly and Petinelli.
The consortia have 150 days to prepare and present the projects to the evaluation committee formed by 13
civil servants (8 from the Civil Aviation Secretariat of MinInfra, 1 from the Secretariat of Sustainability from
the Executive Secretariat of MinInfra, and 4 from National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC).
The three airport blocks that make up the seventh concession round are divided as follows:
Block RJ/MG
Santos Dumont Airport - Rio de Janeiro (RJ)
Jacarepagua airport (RJ)
Airport Ten. Cel. Aviator César Bombonato - Uberlândia (MG)
Mário Ribeiro Airport - Montes Claros (MG)
Mario de Almeida Franco Airport - Uberaba (MG)
North Block II
Belém International Airport (PA)
Maestro Wilson Fonseca Airport - Santarém (PA)
João Corrêa da Rocha Airport - Marabá (PA)
Carajas Airport - Parauapebas (PA)
Altamira Airport - Altamira (PA)
Alberto Alcolumbre International Airport - Macapá (AP)
SP/MS Block
Congonhas Airport - São Paulo (SP)
Campo de Marte Airport - São Paulo (SP)
Campo Grande Airport - Campo Grande (MS)
Corumbá Airport - Corumbá (MS)
Ponta Porã International Airport - Ponta Porã (MS)
5Posted at LinkedIn by Mr. João Pita
Important Notice! Head of Airline Business at GRU Airport
February 1, 2021
GRU Airport - Aeroporto Internacional
6th round of airport auctions de São Paulo launched an opportunity
PPI and EPL provide all documents in for logistics investment in the Cargo
English version Terminal of São Paulo International
Airport, in Guarulhos.
The announcement of the 6th round of airports is now
available in English version. The project was qualified in The concessionaire seeks investors
the Investment Partnership Program (PPI) through interested in the construction and
Decree No 9,972/2019 and includes the concession, for commercialization of warehouses in the
30 years, of 22 airports distributed in three blocks cargo terminal to occupy an area of
(North, South and Central), which correspond to about
10% of the Brazilian civil aviation market.
65,000 m², divided into four parts, with
business opportunities for cargo
The auction is scheduled for April 7, 2021. warehouses within the primary zone of
the airport and with direct access to the
The documents are published in English, as a way of aircraft yard.
increasing transparency and facilitating the For more information, please contact
participation of foreign investors. Links to all
documents are available scrolling down the page in the
Mr. João Pita joao.pita@gru.com.br
link below: or Mrs. Lilian Françoso
Lilian.santos@gru.com.br .
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