Regresarán las obras al aeropuerto de Cartagena, tras aprobación del Plan de Manejo Ambiental

TL;DR

The National Environmental Licensing Authority approved updated Environmental Management and Monitoring Plans for OINAC, the concessionaire for Cartagena Airport.
The approved plans cover soil, water, air, biodiversity, social components, noise control, and dredging management in Caño Juan Angola.
Measures include protection for Ciénaga de la Virgen and the local community as part of the airport's expansion and modernization.
The updates allow the OINAC concessionaire to proceed with the project under clear rules, legal security, and better sustainability standards.
The Rafael Núñez Airport is Colombia's third-largest, serving over 7.5 million passengers annually.
The construction phase is expected to begin soon, involving investments of COP 920 billion, job creation, and regional competitiveness.
Infrastructure upgrades will increase operational capacity, service coverage, and passenger experience, contributing to Cartagena's urban development, economic growth, and well-being.

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