Um novo terminal de passageiros (TPS) para o aeroporto Pinto Martins

Abstract

Outdated before it was imagined. Always modified, adapted but with its total operational capacity surpassed today, this is exactly how the Brazilian airport situation looks. In addition to this, the factors of this facility's relationship with the city have been systematically addressed every time the controversial issue comes up. This almost always occurs as a direct consequence of the apprehension of the population living near the airport complex, since government agencies are still largely unaware of the level of its relationship with other facilities in the city; its articulation with the basic road system and vice versa; and also the zoning of the city, particularly emphasizing the environment and the airport. For all these reasons, the work necessarily involves analyzing the issues described above, as a way of enabling the viability of a proposal that, inserted into the urban context of the city, allows for the inclusion of all sectors that are directly or indirectly linked to this facility. However, the work of planning an airport is deeply hampered by factors of an essentially dynamic nature, such as the evolution of cities and the constant evolution of the aeronautical industry. The work will be directed in such a way that all parameters involving the theme are previously analyzed, albeit succinctly, so as not to compromise the overall understanding of the issue. Within a dual focus that involves the airport itself and the airport/city and/or city/airport relationship, a search for information was initially carried out with official bodies capable of substantiating and making consistent the theme of a "New Passenger Terminal for Martins Airport".