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Even without expanding, Lisbon will have new control tower

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Portuguese authorities confirmed a new air traffic control tower in Lisbon will proceed without expanding the airport's capacity, as the current facility lacks guaranteed environmental approval. The project is advancing in 2027, with the NAV president asserting independence from the airport's expansion plans.

Key points

• A new air traffic control tower in Lisbon will proceed without expanding the airport's capacity, as the current facility lacks guaranteed environmental approval.
• The project is advancing in 2027, with the NAV president asserting independence from the airport's expansion plans.

Context

Portuguese authorities confirmed a new air traffic control tower in Lisbon will proceed without expanding the airport's capacity, as the current facility lacks guaranteed environmental approval. The project is advancing in 2027, with the NAV president asserting independence from the airport's expansion plans.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single statement from the NAV president regarding the tower's independence from airport expansion and the lack of environmental approval. No specific dates, costs, or construction timelines beyond the 2027 advancement are provided.

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