The National Civil Aviation Agency (ANAC) will homologate, next Monday (21), the new runway at Linhares Airport.
The announcement was made by the governor of the state, Renato Casagrande, through his social networks on the afternoon of last Friday (18). Casagrande had met earlier this week with agency directors to discuss the matter. The track received R$ 45 million in investments from the State Government.
After approval of the runway and authorization for landings and takeoffs by ANAC, Linhares Regional Airport will be able to receive commercial flights of aircraft from models up to the Boeing 757-200. The istration of the airport is the responsibility of the Municipality of Linhares. According to ANAC, the runway will be approved for VRF flights (Visual Flight Rules) day/night and turboprop.
The new runway at Linhares Airport is 1.860 meters long and is the result of an agreement between the State Government and the Federal Government signed in 2011. At the time, the Secretariat for Mobility and Infrastructure (Semobi) was responsible for preparing the project and the Department of Buildings and Highways of Espírito Santo (DER-ES) for executing the works.
In total, the State Executive invested around BRL 45 million, equivalent to 70% of the value of the enterprise, including the costs of the project, the work, expropriations and removal of obstacles, among other services. The counterpart of the Federal Government was R$ 18 million.
enger terminal
Important for the logistical connection between the northern region of Espírito Santo and the other states of the country, Linhares Regional Airport is receiving renovation and expansion works in the enger terminal, which are being carried out by the State Government. The investment value is R$ 2.712.416,42, with an execution period of 12 months.
Interventions consist of the renovation and expansion of the existing building, with the reformulation of the façade, the internal areas and the parking lot, aiming at improving the physical conditions for attracting engers, thus guaranteeing more comfort, safety and accessibility for s.
Street: ES Government (www.es.gov.br)
