Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP) will invest a record-breaking US$1.09 billion in the Guadalajara and Puerto Vallarta airports over the next five years.
The operators of Jalisco’s two main airports unveiled details of their 2025-2029 Development Plan at Expo Guadalajara this week. The ambitious spending plan includes the completion of second terminals at both airports.
GAP, which operates ten other airports in northern and western Mexico, has allocated a similar level of investment for these facilities over the next five years.
Infrastructure improvements
The plan includes the previously announced new access road linking Guadalajara Airport to the city’s southern metropolitan area via Avenida Adolf Horn, which connects to the Periférico (city ring road).
Additionally, GAP has proposed a new interchange to help alleviate congestion on the Chapala Highway, which is currently the only route providing access to Guadalajara Airport.
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