Porto airport

After acquiring ANA – Aeroportos de Portugal in 2013, VINCI Airports became the concession holder of 10 airports in Portugal for the next 50 years. Since then, the operation and modernisation of the platforms has enabled the 10 airports to increase the connectivity, improve the passenger experience and develop numerous initiatives to protect the environment.

The major investment programme to modernise and improve customer service at Porto airport has begun to bear fruit. In early 2020, Porto was named Best European Airport in its category for the 13th time at the ACI ASQ Awards. In 2023, it was also named the best airport in its region (ACI’s “ASQ Best airport by size and region” award).

79

scheduled destinations
15.93M

passengers in 2024
ACA 4+

environmental certification from the ACI

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Concessionary entity

ANA Aeroportos de Portugal, SA
Holdings

100% VINCI Airports
Concession length

50 years
End of contract (year)

2062
IATA Code

OPO
Runway length

3 480 meters

Reducing airport carbon emissions

In 2015, Porto airport was awarded Level 2 Airport Carbon Accreditation (ACA) — proof of its committed strategy to reduce carbon emissions. Today, all of the Portuguese airports managed by VINCI Airports hold the same level of ACA accreditation and are working together to reduce their environmental footprint.

In 2023, Porto Airport obtained ACA 4+ certification, the highest in the ACI’s environmental assessment programme. VINCI Airports received this environmental certification for all airports in Portugal, becoming the first country in the European Union to have its entire airport system (10 airports) certified ACA 4+. This certification recognises that airports have fully accounted and reported direct and indirect CO2 emissions related to their activities and operations, have significantly reduced their direct emissions, offset their residual direct emissions and started to reduce their indirect emissions.