Amilcar Cabral International Airport

Sal island

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Zurich (Zürich) - Kloten, Switzerland
29-04-2025
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Lisbon - Lisboa, Portugal
29-04-2025
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Porto, Portugal
29-04-2025
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Luxembourg, Luxembourg
29-04-2025
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Amsterdam, Netherlands
29-04-2025
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São Vicente, Cape Verde
29-04-2025
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Bristol, United Kingdom
29-04-2025
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Praia, Cape Verde
29-04-2025
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Lisbon - Lisboa, Portugal
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Birmingham, United Kingdom
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São Vicente, Cape Verde
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Lisbon - Lisboa, Portugal
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Amílcar Cabral International Airport, located on Sal Island, has the largest runway in Cape Verde. With a length of 3,000m, a width of 45m and a capacity to receive seven large aircraft, Amílcar Cabral International Airport is considered the alternate airport for NASA Space Shuttles.

Originally named Sal Island International Aerodrome, it was designed in the late 1930s by Engineer Raul Pires Ferreira Chaves, Director of Public Works of Cape Verde at the time. It currently has a maximum capacity to handle about 2,600 passengers per hour.