Works at Humberto Delgado Airport improve efficiency and ...
Portugal reached 35 million passengers in 2024
portugal.gov.ptHere’s the latest I could confirm about Humberto Delgado Airport (Lisbon):
Portugal’s government has reported ongoing infrastructure upgrades at the airport to increase capacity and improve passenger experience. These works include expanding Terminal 1, adding air bridges and aircraft parking, and upgrading Terminal 2 boarding areas, with biometric boarding checks being piloted. These developments aim to better handle growing passenger numbers and traffic, and form part of preparations ahead of the eventual new Lisbon airport project. [Source: Portugal government news releases, 2025 updates]
A separate note from industry sources indicates continued updates on infrastructure projects at Lisbon Airport, including expansion-related milestones and coordination centers that manage daily operations. The focus remains on improving efficiency, security, and service levels for travelers. [Source: Centre for Aviation briefings and related coverage]
In late 2025, public communications and aviation press highlighted that the Terminal 2 expansion was nearing completion, with reports suggesting completion within October 2025 in some outlets. Observer media cited government confirmations of terminal improvements and capacity enhancements. [Source: The Portugal News; The PortugaI News coverage]
Notes and caveats:
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Portugal reached 35 million passengers in 2024
portugal.gov.ptPortugal reached 35 million passengers in 2024
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centreforaviation.comA surprise inspection by the European Commission at Lisbon Airport raises the risk of the infrastructure being sanctioned after the detection of 14 serious flaws in control and security systems.
www.theportugalnews.comExplore Lisbon Airport (LIS), Portugal's busiest hub with 35.1M passengers, modern facilities, and leading sustainability initiatives in Europe.
www.unisco.comAccording to Executive Digest, the Independent Technical Commission (CTI), which was created to study solutions to increase Lisbon’s airport capacity, maintains that Humberto Delgado Airport should be shut down and replaced by a new airport.
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