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fatal accident at Jorge Chavez airportAccording to economist Alejandro Indacochea, which killed two firefighters, Peru was isolated from the world for two days.
What happened “implied economic and commercial losses because it affected our export products, as well as our image as a country,” RPP Noticias warned.
The death of two firefighters after the collision of the Latam plane with a truck on the runway, in addition to human losses, gave rise to hundreds of flights canceled.
In the case of Latham alone, a total of 367 flights were canceled, for its part, Sky Airlines canceled 32 flights on Saturday alone, a day after the accident at Jorge Chavez Airport.
“No contingency plan”
“What happens if there’s an earthquake, try Or a major disaster? We will be isolated,” Indacochea said of the lack of contingency plans for this kind of contingency.
FROM airport closurePeru was isolated because they could not enter people to the cottage and even more so to leave. For an economist, this is due to the lack of airport upgrades and the lack of additional runways.
“We are trying to be the link to southern Latin America, when we go into the airport we are surrounded by advertisements that we have the best airport, but specifically we have only one runway and we have been isolated from the world for two days,” he warned.
What can be done to avoid activity paralysis?
According to the economist, as soon as the accident happened, everything should have been paralyzed and the emergency resolved, at the same time, the authorities should have activated emergency protocols, such as the Las Palmas airstrip.
second runway
By August this year, the construction of the second runway was 97% complete and this work could be completed by the end of this year.
According to the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTS), the work required 100,000 tons of asphalt to cover a length of 3,480 meters and is complemented by a 10 km network of taxiways; It also includes a beacon system with LED technology.
Source: RPP
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