Argentina’s second busiest cargo airport, serving as a key hub for northern Argentina and international freight operations.
Teniente Benjamín Matienzo International Airport (TUC) is located 12 km east of San Miguel de Tucumán. It serves as the primary gateway for Tucumán Province, featuring Argentina’s second largest cargo terminal and modern passenger facilities. The airport supports both domestic and international flights, including major fruit export operations.
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Passenger traffic increased by 4.2% year-over-year, driven by expanded international routes and seasonal cargo demand.
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Workers include airline staff, ground handlers, cargo operators, security, and airport administration.
Recent runway extension and cargo terminal upgrades have increased capacity for widebody aircraft and export volumes.
Deployment of advanced cargo handling systems and digital passenger processing enhances operational efficiency.
Implementation of energy-efficient lighting and waste reduction programs supports airport sustainability goals.
Collaborate with national aviation authorities to secure funding for further infrastructure and environmental improvements.
Prioritize modernization of passenger facilities and expansion of cargo operations to meet growing demand.
Accelerate adoption of green technologies and operational practices to align with Argentina’s environmental standards.
