The Airport Council has won the 2024 Airport Experience Award from the International (ACI) in the “Airport Service Grade” (ASQ) category.
Launched in 2006, ASQ is the world’s leading airport passenger satisfaction program with over 400 airports in 110 countries.
Award The ASQ’s departure and the data of the attendance surveys recognize airports that reach 20% overall satisfaction score. GTL topped the airports segment for 15 to 25 million passengers per year in Latin America and Caribbean.
“We are very happy in this news because of the arrival of national and international tourists for Berla Tabadiya (Quatalajara),” the general director of the Visitors Office of Guadalajara told Extreme in the News magazine.
“What is better than focusing on providing the best service, offering better service, offering the best service, and maintaining it in the optimal conditions, rather than having the world’s best international airport? This is undoubtedly affecting the wishes and acceptance of passengers.”
So far this year, GTL has announced the run of 2.9 million passengers, which is one of the most connected airlines in Mexico.
This praise increases the confidence of the airport before the FIFA World Cup 2026. In an interview with Jallisco Newspaper El Informedter, the general manager of GTL Martin Jasuetta said that the rehabilitation of the airport, which began in 2020, is necessary to become one of the most advanced airports in accordance with FIFA’s guidelines.
“They prefer to see (FIFA),” he said. “They prefer the airport’s ‘appearance and feeling’.”
Pacific Airport Group to invest $ 1.1B to expand Quadalajara International Airport
Staffard also confirmed earlier reports that the airport plans to increase the air capability with a new terminal and new sites.
Quadalajara International Pacific (GAP) Airport Group is part of the airport group, which is Renewal of its 12 airports in West Mexico. However, Quadalajara will play the biggest role in the funds – 22 billion bezos or $ 1.1 billion.
“Next year, I hope that the people of Jalisco, Quadalajara and Mexico will be more proud of the airport,” Jasueta concluded.
