Culiacán International Airport in Sinaloa, Mexico, has announced a temporary closure of its runway for essential maintenance work. The airport will be closed to all air operations starting Tuesday, September 10, until further notice. The maintenance is necessary to ensure the safety and reliability of the runway, a critical component of the airport’s infrastructure.
In a statement, the airport authorities emphasized the importance of safety and the need for the maintenance work. “Culiacán International Airport is carrying out maintenance work in the operational area; its operations are expected to resume at 10:30 a.m. Your safety is the most important thing for us!” the statement read. This proactive measure is intended to address any potential issues with the runway and ensure that it meets all safety standards.
During the closure, all flights will be affected, and passengers are advised to check with their airlines for updated flight information and alternative arrangements. The airport’s staff are working diligently to complete the maintenance as quickly as possible and minimize disruptions to travelers.
The decision to close the runway reflects the airport’s commitment to maintaining high safety standards and providing a secure environment for air travel. The maintenance work is expected to improve the overall condition of the runway, which is essential for the safe operation of flights.
Travelers are encouraged to stay informed about the status of their flights by contacting their respective airlines or checking the airport’s official communication channels. As the situation develops, further updates will be provided to ensure passengers are kept well-informed.
The airport management appreciates the understanding and cooperation of passengers during this period and is committed to resuming normal operations as soon as the maintenance work is completed. The safety of travelers and the smooth functioning of the airport remain the top priorities.
