CORDOBA AIRPORT ASSISTANCE

History Cordoba International Airport

In the late 1950s, various groups and individuals in Córdoba promoted a campaign for the construction of a commercial airport.

The initiative received little interest from the Ministry of the Air Force. For this reason, the City council of Córdoba, under directives of the mayor Antonio Cruz Conde and the architect José Rebollo Dicenta, had to take charge of the funding. The project was approved by the Council of Ministers on September 14, 1956 with the understanding that, once the works were completed, the airport would be transferred to the State.

The airport was inaugurated on May 25, 1958, although the air traffic authorization did not arrive until October. On November 5, the first flight to Madrid with the Aviaco Company took place, using a Heron twelve-seater four-engine plane, which would later be replaced by a DC-3. The Córdoba-Jérez line was inaugurated in 1960, although its low profitability forced the Córdoba City Council and the provincial council to pay half of the expenses to maintain it.

In 1965, as indicated by the agreement for its construction, the airport became part of the State Heritage, being attached to the Ministry of the Air. After serious economic problems, the Aviaco Company stopped operating at the airport in 1967, although it returned to it two years later due to the subsidization of 60% of the seats by the provincial council. However, in 1980 Aviaco definitively ended its commercial lines in Córdoba. That same year the expansion and remodeling of the terminal took place. In 1983 the Mallorcan Company Air Condal began operating flights to Madrid and Palma de Mallorca, although they only operated for two years. In 1995 there was a further expansion of the runway.

For a short period, in 2008, FlySur airline operated flights from this airport to Vigo, Barcelona, and Bilbao, being the only regular lines that left from it in a long time. Currently, the airline Trabajos Aereos Espejo offers an air taxi service to many destinations.

Transportation Cordoba International Airport

The following means of transport are available at Medellin Airport to get to the city Centre:

• Bus: Ride the Airport Bus to get to Medellin city Centre safe and sound.
• Taxi: Get to downtown Medellin within 45 minutes.
• Car rental: Hire a car through our search engine or in the first level of the terminal building.

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