Vinci Airports Submits Key Report for New Lisbon Airport Project
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The new port of call will rise on the southern bank of the river Tagus. To quickly connect the infrastructure with the heart of the capital, the plan previews the realization of a railway line at high speed
Vinci Airports submits key report for new Lisbon airport project
ANA – Aeroportos de Portugal, a subsidiary of Vinci Airports, submitted the Engineering, Cost and Construction Report for the new Lisbon Luís de Camões Airport to Portugal’s Ministry of Infrastructure and Housing on July 16, marking a key milestone in the project. The report consolidates the results of preliminary design studies, covering the airport’s functional program, operational capacity, multimodal connectivity and long-term structural sol…
Luís de Camões Airport will open from 2035 and has an estimated cost between 7.9 and 8.9 billion euros. It will advance at the same time the third crossing of the Tagus, high speed and 250 kilometers of motorways. The Minister of Infrastructure assures that Portugal will be in ten years an infrastructural country and easier to license
The government expects that the railway link between Lisbon and the new airport will be made in 20 minutes. Furthermore, the National Examination Jury has identified errors in the classification parameters in the final tests.
Airport dealer announced this Thursday the first images of the new airport in Lisbon. It will cost between 7.9 and 8.9 billion euros.
Portugal has taken one more step in one of the most important infrastructure projects of the last decades. But how much will it cost the new airport in Lisbon and when can it start working? Listen to the new episode of the Economy day by day, daily podcast of the Express conducted by Juliana Simões
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