ACI-LAC welcomes IDOM as new member, advancing digital and sustainable airport development in Latin America

Airports Council International – Latin America and Caribbean (ACI-LAC) is pleased to announce the addition of IDOM as a new member of the organization, further strengthening its network of strategic partners committed to the sustainable, efficient, and innovative development of the airport industry in the region.

IDOM – Digital Airports is driving the future of aviation through the design of integrated, multidisciplinary airports that prioritize innovation, sustainability, and passenger experience, while always ensuring the highest standards of operational safety.

Founded in 1957 and with more than two decades of experience in Latin America and the Caribbean, IDOM is a global and independent consulting, engineering, and architecture firm. It has led technological projects that deliver value to its clients, both in airport infrastructure and in engineering and project management services, backed by a solid track record in innovation and a strong commitment to building a sustainable and digital society.

Rafael Echevarne, Director General of ACI-LAC, stated: “The addition of IDOM to our community represents an important step toward integrating knowledge and innovative practices in regional airport development. Their expertise and vision will strengthen ACI-LAC’s efforts to promote a more sustainable, efficient, and connected industry.”

Juan Carlos Calderón, Digital Airport Business Manager LATAM at IDOM, emphasized: “At IDOM, we want our participation in ACI-LAC to mark the beginning of a deep collaboration with the entire Latin American and Caribbean airport ecosystem. We bring our experience, technological independence, and innovation under a fully integrated approach between airport systems, infrastructure design, and operations, to drive more efficient and sustainable airports.”

ACI-LAC reaffirms its commitment to bringing together the leading stakeholders of the sector to share knowledge, foster innovation, and strengthen the competitiveness of airports in Latin America and the Caribbean, contributing to the region’s economic development and connectivity.