Congonhas Airport, managed by Aena Brasil, interrupted its operations for landings and takeoffs after a power outage.
Sources close to the matter said that the power outage occurred at around 12:30 pm, impacting the control tower, directly making it impossible for the air terminal located in the south zone of São Paulo to operate.
So far, it is possible to observe some aircraft in orbit, including the recommendation to divert to nearby airports.
In a statement, Aena informed that there was a failure in the external energy supply, affecting the control tower and that operations will be resumed as soon as power is restored.
Check out the full note:
"Aena reports that there was a failure in the external power supply, which affected the control tower. The energy company has already been ed to resolve the problem. All landing and takeoff operations were suspended until power was restored. At the enger terminal, the generators were immediately activated and the power has now returned to normal.”
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With information: aena brazil
