📋 Tender Overview
Southeast airports maintain leadership in Brazilian air movement. According to the Demand and Offer Report of the National Civil Aviation Agency (Anac), in the first half of 2025, the Guarulhos, Congonhas, Confins, Campinas, Galeao and Santos Dumont terminals concentrated more than half of the total shipments and landings registered in the country.
Guarulhos International Airport (SBGR) in Sao Paulo follows in the first national position, with 14,094,849 passengers, equivalent to 28.73% of the total volume. Secondly, Congonhas Airport (SBSP), also in Sao Paulo, moved 11,515,675 passengers, with 23.47% participation.
Other highlights of the Southeast include Confins Airport (SBCF) in Minas Gerais with 5,960,395 passengers (12.15% participation), and Campinas Airport (SBKP), with 5,680,383 passengers (11.58%). Galeao (SBGL) in Rio de Janeiro registered 5,368,842 passengers, resuming space with 10.94% participation. Santos Dumont (SBRJ) accounted for 2,950,925 shipments and landings, with 6.01% stake.
For Minister Silvio Costa Filho, Southeasts leadership in the air sector demonstrates the regions strength in the countrys economic growth. And our commitment is to ensure that this engine continues to rotate, with a modern and efficient airport infrastructure that integrates regions and countries, attracts more investments and boosts the economy, generating employment and income for the population.
Already the National Secretary of Civil Aviation, Tome Franca, reinforced the importance of federal government investments in the sector to make the region be a motor of the economy in the country. Aerial movement is directly related to the national economic scenario. Southeast leadership, a region that concentrates most of the countrys GDP, shows that the Brazilian economy is heated and our airports ready to meet passenger demand, he said.
International flights
In addition to domestic movement, the Southeast concentrates almost all of the countrys international operations, which highlights its relevance to trade, tourism and international relations in Brazil. Guarulhos is the main hub of outside connections, responsible for 68.45% of international flights, totaling 7,844,132 matches and arrivals with destinations outside Brazil.
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Galeao airport, in Rio de Janeiro, appears with 2,839,265 international flights, representing 24.78% of the total. Together, both terminals account for over 93% of international operations in Brazil, consolidating the Southeast as a strategic axis for global air transport.
The terminals of Campinas (SBKP) and Confins (SBCF) appear following 4.54% and 2.22% stake.
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