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Facts last verified: 18 October 2026 How we separate proposed from confirmed

Luís de Camões Observatory Independent reference on Lisbon’s next airport

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Historical / superseded

Illustration: Luís de Camões Airport Observatory (original work). Not to scale; not the airport design.

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2024 target: first runway by 2030, second by 2031
Status: Historical / superseded
In May 2024 the Government said the first runway should be built in 2030 and the second in 2031.

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Luís de Camões Airport Observatory

An independent, bilingual public-interest reference on the planned new Lisbon airport. We document what has been decided, what has only been proposed and what is still unknown, and we link every claim to its source.

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