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The VINCI Airports network recognized once again for its quality of service

Mar 11, 2024
  • Belgrade airport in Serbia, Porto in Portugal and Guanacaste in Costa Rica named as best airports in their category.
  • The awards validate the plans implemented by VINCI Airports teams in these airports to support their development.

VINCI Airports, the world’s leading private airport operator, saw three of the airports in its network - Belgrade, Porto and Guanacaste – singled out by ACI (Airport Council International) as among the best airports in the world in their category for quality of service.

ACI’s rankings are a world benchmark for airport service quality and are of particular importance for sector players since they are based on passengers’ votes.

Belgrade airport also won awards for the most engaged team, the most pleasant and the cleanest airport in this latest ranking. They validate the progress made in the huge program of works set in motion from the start of the concession contract in 2019. Modernization works in the airport in 2023 allowed inauguration of a big central area for the terminal, commissioning of a new, second runway, together with new parking facilities and terminal access points. The program will continue in 2024 and will increase the airport’s capacity to 15 million passengers a year.

Porto airport was named the best European airport in its category. In 2023, it unveiled its “Biometric Experience by VINCI Airports” for departing passengers, welcomed additional routes operated by new airline companies and launched a program of works on the runway. This is the 17th award received by Porto airport from ACI in this category since 2006.

Guanacaste airport in Costa Rica also won an award as the airport with the most engaged team in the Latin America and Caribbean region and is continuing to increase the number of destinations offered.

These awards demonstrate VINCI Airports’ capacity to manage the recovery in world air traffic, confirmed in 2023, while also implementing ambitious renovation plans that offer high-level service and quality outcomes for its passengers.

Nicolas Notebaert, CEO of VINCI Concessions and Chairman of VINCI Airports, commented: “I am very proud of what VINCI Airports teams have achieved over the last year. Thanks to their know-how and excellence in operational management of our activities, they offer our passengers the highest possible standards in terms of travel experience in our network.”

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