This Monday, Mayor Francisco Azcué was at the Comodoro Pierrestegui Airport in our city, where he welcomed the members of the Airport Security Police (PSA) delegation that will perform duties at the site.
At the meeting, which included a tour of the new facilities, in addition to the mayor of Concordia, the president of the Board of Directors of the Airport Aerocommercial Development Entity (E.D.A.A.C.) Federico Schattenhofer was present; the Federal Judge of Concordia Dr. Analía Ramponi and the head of the Litoral Regional Unit IV of the Airport Security Police (PSA) Commissioner General Héctor Zamora.
Azcué highlighted the arrival of the PSA and the functions it will perform at the local airport, thanking the National Ministry of Security: “We want to welcome you and convey that it is a source of pride for us to have this prestigious federal force. We are always available to work for our city”.
For his part, Commissioner General Zamora reported that as of this Monday “the deployment of the operation and all the actions inherent” to the force begins. The coverage and logistics “will be increased and with it the functions due to the different stages that the airport has planned”.
As of today, the force began security actions throughout the premises. “As general aviation operations begin, and then commercial aviation, our actions will be increased” he pointed out.
At the meeting, which included a tour of the new facilities, in addition to the mayor of Concordia, the president of the Board of Directors of the Airport Aerocommercial Development Entity (E.D.A.A.C.) Federico Schattenhofer was present; the Federal Judge of Concordia Dr. Analía Ramponi and the head of the Litoral Regional Unit IV of the Airport Security Police (PSA) Commissioner General Héctor Zamora.
Azcué highlighted the arrival of the PSA and the functions it will perform at the local airport, thanking the National Ministry of Security: “We want to welcome you and convey that it is a source of pride for us to have this prestigious federal force. We are always available to work for our city”.
For his part, Commissioner General Zamora reported that as of this Monday “the deployment of the operation and all the actions inherent” to the force begins. The coverage and logistics “will be increased and with it the functions due to the different stages that the airport has planned”.
As of today, the force began security actions throughout the premises. “As general aviation operations begin, and then commercial aviation, our actions will be increased” he pointed out.