COLUMBIA’S LARGEST AIRPORT NEEDS LONG-TERM FIX
February 1st, 2012
BY PACIFICA GODDARD
COLUMBIA'S largest airport has long needed a new long-term development strategy, and it would appear one is coming, with the US government helping with funding. The El Dorado International Airport, servicing Colombia's capital Bogotá, has in recent years been oversaturated by the growing number of both passengers and cargo, and no longer has the capacity to effectively meet demands. The airport has received some short-term fixes - including runway improvements - but it has become increasingly evident that a long-term, master plan for El ...
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