Portugal

ANA will invest €687 million in national airports by 2028

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Briefings

ANA, the airport operator, plans to invest 687 million euros across Portugal's ten national airports between 2026 and 2028. The largest allocation is 388 million euros for Lisbon, covering 56% of the total, with 231 million for operational improvements and 64 million for capacity expansion. The investment trend shows a 29% increase from 2024 to 2026, rising to over 30% in 2027 and nearly 43% in 2028. Excluded from these figures are mobility assistance, security, and extra-aviation activities.

Key points

• ANA is the airport operator responsible for the 687 million euro investment plan across Portugal's ten national airports.
• Lisbon airport receives the largest share at 388 million euros, representing 56% of the total investment for 2026-2028.

Context

The investment plan is part of a broader strategy to modernize Portugal's airport infrastructure. The data reflects current prices without VAT and excludes specific operational categories like mobility assistance and security.

Limitations

Investment figures are based on current prices without VAT and exclude mobility assistance, security, and extra-aviation activities. The plan covers 2026-2028, with specific breakdowns for each airport not fully detailed beyond Lisbon's primary allocation.

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