Latest News About Costa Rica Regional Airport

Updated 2026-05-20 05:02

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Clear for Takeoff: New Airport in Southern Costa Rica - Costa Rica Star News

Over the next few years, the sublime and mysterious stone spheres at the Palmar Sur park indigenous park in Costa Rica will witness the construction of the Brunca Region International Airport, Costa Rica’s latest effort in expanding its lucrative tourism industry. While many residents and landowners rejoiced at the news, others groaned about what they describe as the “Guanacastezation” of the pristine southern zone of Costa Rica. According to Evelyn Fernandez Mora of business weekly El...

news.co.cr

Costa Rican community struggles to stop an airport ' ...

PALMAR SUR, Costa Rica — “Once, we were digging to build a fence for the animals and we discovered by luck some archaeological artifacts,” says Ana Isabel Vargas Ortiz, a 55-year-old farmer. She lives in Finca 9, a village close to the Diquís Delta archaeological site in the Puntarenas region of southeast Costa Rica. “It […]

news.mongabay.com

Palmar Sur Airport (PMZ) - Airspace Times

Palmar Sur Airport, located in the small town of Palmar Sur in Costa Rica, serves as a vital domestic airport connecting the region to major destinations acr...

airspacetimes.com

Costa Rica reopens airspace after radar outage forces nationwide ...

Costa Rica's airspace was shut down for five hours due to a nationwide power outage that impacted radar systems, causing significant disruptions to both domestic and international flights. The Juan Santamaria and Daniel Oduber Quiros international airports were affected, with at least 44 flights impacted at Juan Santamaria alone.

economictimes.indiatimes.com