The investment projects developed by President Nayib Bukele continue to trend worldwide and generate interest in international investors.
One of the flagship projects is the Pacific Airport, which has drawn the attention of the Munich International Airport in Germany.
In this sense, the president of the Autonomous Executive Port Commission (CEPA), Federico Anliker, met with European airport authorities, and expressed his commitment to turning El Salvador into an international air hub. Anliker confirmed that the top executives who manage the air terminal showed great interest in the construction of the new airport in the eastern part of El Salvador.
At the meeting, the Vice President of Operations and Business Development for Munich International Airport, Lorenzo di Loreto, was told that the project is in the last stage of the feasibility study. In this panorama, the economic study showed that there is great commercial potential in stores, restaurants and different services.
The new air terminal is expected to generate more than 4,700 jobs in the first year, with a projection of 50,000 in 10 years. Munich International Airport is located 28 kilometers northwest of Munich, and is a base for Lufthansa and its Star Alliance partners. The Skytrack survey, in its 2021 edition, positioned Munich Airport among the 10 best aerodromes in Europe.