Government to invest COP 1 trillion in aeronautical technology across 67 stations

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The National Government, through the Ministry of Transport and Aerocivil, is moving forward with formalizing a $300 million loan from the Latin American and Caribbean Development Bank (CAF), equivalent to one trillion pesos, to modernize 67 aeronautical stations and strengthen control, surveillance, navigation and communications systems. The 2026–2030 plan would begin execution in December. The measure seeks to overcome the technological backlog of Colombia's aeronautical system, which has old equipment and preventive maintenance alerts.

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A $300 million CAF loan, equivalent to one trillion pesos, for the 2026–2030 modernization plan.
The plan includes intervening 67 aeronautical stations and strengthening control, surveillance, navigation and communications.
COP 300,000 million for control centers and radar rooms in Bogotá, Barranquilla, Rionegro, Cali, Villavicencio and San Andrés.

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Aerocivil
CAF
aviación
infraestructura
inversión pública

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