Rio Grande do Norte/São Gonçalo do Amarante–Governador Aluízio Alves International Airport
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Brazil's northeastern gateway, serving Natal and beyond.
- ›Replaced the former Augusto Severo Airport, which closed to commercial traffic upon this airport's opening in 2014.
- ›Located closer to Europe and Africa than any other major Brazilian airport, historically significant for transatlantic aviation.
- ›Named after Aluízio Alves, a former governor of Rio Grande do Norte state.
- ›Designed with an initial capacity of around 6.2 million passengers per year.
- ›Operated under a private concession model as part of Brazil's airport privatization program.
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