Overview

• The 33-billion-peso public-private initiative has rolled out modernization, rehabilitation and expansion projects across seven operator groups.
• Funding is being channeled to terminals managed by ASA, state governments, GATM, ASUR, GAP, OMA, SEDENA and SEMAR.
• SICT projects the program will create 200,000 jobs by year-end to boost regional economies and support post-pandemic recovery.
• Regulatory reforms and strengthened technical standards are underway to ensure the country’s air transport is safer, more efficient and broadly accessible.
• The effort complements flagship developments like Felipe Ángeles International Airport and planned expansions in Tulum to enhance connectivity.