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Belo Horizonte/Confins International Airport is the second largest in domestic destinations in the country.
Landing and take-off operations at Belo Horizonte/Confins International Airport are suspended this Saturday (26) due to a problem on the runway. According to the concessionaire that manages the site, BH Airport, there is still no forecast for the normalization of operations.
“As a preventive measure to ensure people’s safety, airport operations are temporarily suspended this Saturday (26) to carry out a specific intervention on the runway,” says the concessionaire in a statement.
According to the company, due to the incident, 45 flights (landings or takeoffs) that would have used the airport today were canceled. There are also records of eight delayed flights.
The advice for passengers is to consult the airlines directly to obtain updated information on the status of flights scheduled for this Saturday.
Belo Horizonte/Confins International Airport is the second largest in domestic destinations in the country.
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