Overview
- Tucumán officials and Aeropuertos Argentina kicked off a 26–27 month rebuild of the Benjamín Matienzo terminal budgeted at roughly US$50–60 million.
- Authorities pledged uninterrupted operations using a provisional check-in and staged openings during construction.
- The project refits about 10,000 m², targets a doubling of passenger processing, and enables up to five concurrent flights under international standards.
- Provincial leaders said the works will generate around 500 direct jobs and respond to a roughly 15% rise in air travelers this year.
- In Salta, the Martín Miguel de Güemes expansion reached 50% completion under a program exceeding US$100 million to lift capacity about 65% and allow four domestic plus two international simultaneous flights.