Aeropuerto de Santiago ✈ Nuevo Pudahuel

Aeropuerto de Santiago, also known as Nuevo Pudahuel, is a company founded in 2015 to manage and operate Santiago de Chile’s International Airport, Arturo Merino Benítez. The airport prides itself on being a sustainable, innovative, and hospitable gateway to Chile with a mission to connect the country with the world. It has been a vital part of Chile's history since 1967, connecting millions of people annually.

Through partnerships with major airlines globally, Aeropuerto de Santiago provides direct connections to 15 domestic and 35 international destinations, serving approximately 25 million passengers annually as of 2019. Positioned as one of the key airports in Latin America, it stands as a major hub in Chile, connecting the continent with Oceania.

Aeropuerto de Santiago is committed to leading in innovation and sustainability, evidenced by its ambitious environmental initiatives such as the 2050 decarbonization plan, comprehensive waste recovery programs, and the adoption of solar energy. The company is also at the forefront of implementing green hydrogen in airport operations, aligning with the objectives set by its shareholders: VINCI Concessions, Groupe ADP, and Astaldi Concessioni.

With its focus on sustainable and innovative operations and its strategic geographical location, Aeropuerto de Santiago presents a compelling investment opportunity for venture capitalists seeking to participate in the future of air travel and sustainable infrastructure development.