The Cargo Terminal (TECA) at Viracopos International Airport in Campinas (SP) received 200 tons of equipment that will be used in the concerts of singer and composer Paul McCartney in São Paulo. The cargo arrived on three flights, one on Saturday (12/10) and two on Sunday (13/10).
83 pallets were unloaded at the Cargo Terminal, totaling 200 tons of equipment transported on three Boeing aircraft, the first flight being a Boeing 777F. The second and third flights were Boeing 767-300Fs.
After unloading, the material was transported by truck to the capital of São Paulo, where Paul McCartney will perform two shows on October 15 and 16. A third performance by the singer is scheduled to take place in Florianópolis (SC) on October 19.
The depalletizing and loading operation involved the work of an experienced team, which ensured that all equipment was handled efficiently and safely.
Viracopos airport is known for its expertise in the fast and safe processing of special cargo, and event material is kept in a controlled area with electronic surveillance and 24-hour personnel.
Other shows
The arrival of the equipment reinforces the Viracopos Cargo Terminal as one of the main gateways for major international events in Brazil. The TECA team specializes in processing large volumes of cargo for mega-events.
The terminal recently received equipment for the shows by Bruno Mars, who is on tour in Brazil, and The Weeknd, which took place in São Paulo on September 7. Equipment for Madonna's show on Copacabana Beach on May 4, as well as that of singer Karol G, was also processed.
In March, Viracopos received the sound and lighting equipment for Lollapalooza 2024, which featured bands such as Blink 182, Hozier and Kings of Leon. Last year, TECA was also used for the arrivals of bands such as Billie Eilish and Twenty One Pilots, as well as artists such as Aerosmith, Bon Jovi and Guns N' Roses in historic events.
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