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Areas of the Michelena airport are being renovated

They are making improvements to the terminals in Barcelona and Barinas.

The National Government is carrying out improvements at several airports in the country, especially at the Arturo Michelena International Airport.

The president of Bolivariana de Aeropuertos (Baer), Sergio Silvio Prato, carried out a thorough inspection of the site on Wednesday afternoon, with the purpose of verifying the status of the work.

He highlighted that the works being carried out include demarcation work on the platforms and in the aircraft parking positions, as well as improvements to the lighting in the service rooms and in the bathrooms, among other areas.

Authorities inspected the airport terminals, PHOTO BAER

During his visit, Vice Minister Prato oversaw the operation and quality of services for those connecting to different destinations.

The Arturo Michelena International Airport was transferred from the Carabobo State Government to the Baer administration on August 24, 2026 by decree 43443 published in the Official Gazette.
Following the double earthquake, it is estimated that more than 3.000 passengers move through the airport terminal daily.

Other terminals.

According to Bolivariana de Aeropuertos' Instagram account, other terminals are being renovated and improved for the comfort and safety of passengers traveling through their facilities.

At the Luisa Cáceres de Arismendi Airport in Barinas, work is being carried out to recover the No. 01 beacon circuit of the main runway.

This ensures the safety of commercial operations at the Llanera terminal.

Vice Minister Prato recently conducted a technical inspection at the José Antonio Anzoátegui Airport in Barcelona, ​​where he verified the progress of the infrastructure plans being implemented at the eastern facility.

He reported that the Hazardous Goods Course has begun, aimed at the Aeronautical Firefighters personnel of Detachment No. 3, to identify, contain and mitigate biological, chemical or radiological risks in aircraft and facilities.

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