A surge in arrivals is anticipated to hit during the last two weekends of the year. A spike is expected on December 22, welcoming an estimated 279,000 passengers.
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dnata firm partnered up with a US-based startup to reach the technology. The drones will digitize acceptance and warehouse inventory processes by monitoring shipments with 99.8% accuracy.
Infrastructure minister Tarcísio Gomes de Freitas said the amount should be invested in projects under concession to the private sector.
Twenty-two Brazilian airports got handed over to two private conglomerates during an auction on Wednesday (7).
The Brazilian government is allowing as of last Thursday (24) incoming travelers at airports in the states of Goiás, Mato Grosso do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, Rondônia, Roraima, and Tocantins. Those were the last places where entry was restricted.
The country’s borders, which have been closed since last March due to the coronavirus pandemic, are set to reopen on October 1.
The government announced that international flights will be allowed back into the country on September 8. Testing and quarantine requirements will vary depending on Covid-19 prevalence in travelers’ countries of origin.
A government ruling published this Wednesday (29) allows foreigners to enter the country for stays of up to 90 days. Travelers are required to provide proof of valid health insurance covering the entirety of their time in Brazil.
State-run news outlet BNA said procurement processes are in place for services and goods including poultry and beef, airport maintenance, and oil drilling and extraction.
Restrictions were placed on entry of non-nationals early on in the pandemic, but a new government ruling has made some exceptions. ANBA made a list of them.
Passengers will be tested for Covid-19 on arrival. Those who test positive will be required to self-isolate.
Four public hearings will be held to disclose details regarding 22 Brazilian airports.
Some 15.4 million passengers used the airport last year, from 14.8 million in 2018.
The chairman of Brazil’s Embratur announced that he will push for a reduction in charges in order to bring more international flights into tourist destinations in Brazil.
