Airports
Slowing economy slows São Paulo airport projects
Various projects have ground to a halt as Brazil’s economy has hit the buffers
Private business aircraft compete for ramp and runway space with commercial airlines serving São Paulo. While airline traffic has diminished during the economic downturn, the congestion problem is feared likely to resurface following recovery.
Private business aircraft compete for ramp and runway space with commercial airlines serving São Paulo. While airline traffic has diminished during the economic downturn, the congestion problem is feared likely to resurface following recovery.

As commercial and business aviation grow in Brazil, and especially in São Paulo, they compete for limited airport infrastructure. The populist federal government has explicitly stated that commercial aviation has priority for airport real estate and slots at the large airports of Guarulhos, Campinas and Congonhas.


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