A key gateway to the Iguazu Falls region, connecting Brazil with major domestic and select international destinations.
Foz do Iguaçu International Airport (IGU) is located near the borders of Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina, serving as the main air entry point for visitors to the Iguazu Falls. The airport supports both domestic and limited international flights, playing a vital role in regional tourism and commerce.
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Passenger traffic decreased by 4% year-over-year in 2024, following a post-pandemic recovery peak in 2023[1].
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Personnel include airline staff, ground handlers, security, concessions, and airport administration[6].
Recent terminal upgrades and runway improvements have enhanced capacity for both passengers and aircraft operations[6].
Deployment of self-service kiosks and digital boarding processes streamline passenger flow and reduce wait times[6].
Implementation of energy-efficient lighting and waste reduction programs supports environmental stewardship at IGU[6].
Coordinate with federal aviation authorities to secure funding for further infrastructure and sustainability projects.
Prioritize expansion of terminal facilities and apron areas to accommodate future passenger growth and operational needs.
Accelerate adoption of green technologies and sustainable practices to align with national and international environmental standards.
