The slated improvements for Congonhas Airport's initial phase include the reconfiguration of access roads to the airport, a facelift for the façade, bathroom renovations, and parking facilities upgrades. In the second phase, the new terminal will be linked to the upcoming Line 17-Gold Monorail, scheduled for completion in 2026. Once fully delivered by the state government, this monorail will establish a direct connection between the airport and the Chucri Zaidan region, a vital business center in São Paulo.

According to data from SiiLA, Chucri Zaidan currently boasts the highest quantity of office space in the region, with nearly 800,000 square meters dedicated to top-tier properties (Classes A+ and A). In addition to the monorail, the area is undergoing various road infrastructure enhancements, while commercial buildings in the district are witnessing a resurgence in occupancy. Chucri Zaidan currently accommodates heavyweight tenants such as Amil, Vivo, Claro, and other major corporations.

About Congonhas Airport:

Before the onset of the pandemic in 2019, Congonhas Airport witnessed a staggering 22.2 million passengers. In 2022, amid the pandemic's challenges, the airport served 17.7 million passengers. As of August this year, more than 14 million travelers have already passed through its gates. Congonhas stands as the second busiest airport in Brazil and hosts the second busiest domestic air bridge in terms of offered seats in Latin America. It ranks as the third most domestically connected airport on the continent.