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:round_pushpin: Airport Name and ICAO/IATA Code
Carrasco International Airport (ICAO: SUMU / IATA: MVD)
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:globe_showing_europe_africa: Location (City, Country)
Canelones, Uruguay

:chart_increasing: Airport Type & Size
The airport has two runways, with the longest measuring approximately 3,200 meters (10,499 ft) and the other being 2,250 meters (7,382 ft).

:vertical_traffic_light: Why should this airport be added to World of Airports?
Carrasco International Airport should be added to World of Airports for its architectural significance, as an innovative hub for technology and passenger experience, its strategic role as Uruguayโ€™s main international gateway, and its commitment to sustainability and modern infrastructure, including automated border control and new radio navigation systems. Its inclusion would offer players a distinct experience focused on seamless travel and environmentally-conscious operations in a key South American location.

:airplane_departure: Major Airlines & Routes
Some popular destinations from Carrasco International Airport are Buenos Aires, Sรฃo Paulo, Santiago, Panama City and Asunciรณn. The major airlines serving this airport include Air France, American Airlines, LATAM and KLM.

:world_map: Unique Features or Challenges
Carrasco International Airportโ€™s unique features include its distinctive curved roof architecture, the integration of natural light and green spaces, and a large public terrace offering runway views. Challenges involve managing the complexities of e-commerce logistics growth and adapting the lighting system to meet modern operational and sustainability standards.

:camera_with_flash: Optional: Links, images, maps, or videos
Carrasco International Airport - Wikipedia



I was just having a look at this airport, the new terminal was opened in late 2009/early 2010 and at the time both runways were in full operation. I think this would be the optimum time for the airport to be added, PLUNA was around, though only operating their CRJ900s but the devs could be a little squiggly with the timeline and allow the 763/752/732/733โ€™s to be available as they were retired within 2008 so a year before.

Itโ€™d also allow for some of the older South American airlines to show up as contracts such as VARIG and VASP (Again with a little timeline squigglyness) from GRU.

Again with a little extra squigglyness on the timeline, you could have Alas from 2013 and Amaszonas from 2015 just to make it a little more diverse.

An overview of 2010 MVD just after opening,

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