Tocumen International Airport will celebrate this week 75 years of history since the opening of the first facilities on June 1, 1947 and its 19 years as a corporate entity established in 2003.
To commemorate this important date, the aerodrome has organized a series of activities for passengers, airlines and collaborators of the air terminals starting next June.
→ Tocumen Airport (Panama) repeats in April as the most punctual airport in Latin America.
The main activities include a thanksgiving mass, the presentation of groups that will entertain passengers with musical aisles, the presentation of plaques of recognition to collaborators and airlines with the longest service at the terminal (Copa Airlines and DHL), interactive photo booths, folkloric presentations and the National Symphony Orchestra in the airport facilities to bring national culture closer to travelers through music, as well as the celebration of the National Charity Lottery draw in the old cargo area, among others.
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