The Los Cabos International Airport, which is being concessioned to Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP), will have an investment of 6.8 billion pesos over the next five years, for an expansion of the main terminal of 18,700 square meters.
This information was released after the conclusion of the ordinary review of the Master Development Plan (PMD). GAP allocated an investment of 52 million pesos annually for 5 years for its 12 airports in Mexico, with San José del Cabo being the third to receive the most investment, below Guadalajara and Tijuana.
The investments that will be made in each of the airports will allow for a 60 percent increase in terminal capacity, a 45 percent increase in passenger inspection points, a 25 percent increase in aircraft platforms, and a 20 percent increase in flight fields.
The general director of GAP, Raúl Revuelta, said that they are committed to improving airports in every sense, and that is why investments are analyzed and designed to add additional capacity to the airports.
In the case of the Los Cabos International Airport, the investment will be distributed as follows: 598 million pesos in 2025, 1,339 million in 2026, 1,932 million in 2027, 1,800 million pesos, and they will close with 1,205 million pesos in 2029.
Source: hoybcs
