El Dorado International Airport stands as a flagship Latin American aviation hub grounded in sustainability. Directed by four strategic pillars – “competitive”, “inclusive”, “planetary”, “transformative” - it showcases operational excellence, renewable energy, circular economy strategies, and community inclusion. With ambitious targets for carbon and plastic neutrality, and biodiversity net gain by 2028, El Dorado exemplifies resilient, sustainable infrastructure driving regional development.
Opain operates the airport under a 20-year concession focused on the modernisation, expansion, maintenance, and operation of the infrastructure. The concession model includes regular payments to the Colombian State through concession fees and taxes, while ensuring continuous investment in service quality, resilience, and sustainability.
