WILLEMSTAD - Curaçao Airport Partners N.V. (CAP), the operator of Curaçao International Airport (CUR), announces that the asset sale plan previously communicated by its main shareholder, Motiva Infraestrutura de Mobilidade (formerly known as CCR), has now been successfully concluded. As of November 18, 2025, Asur has officially acquired Motiva’s airport assets, including its shareholding in CAP.

Asur is a respected Mexican airport operator with additional presence across Lartin America. Asur has identified in Motiva’s airport portfolio a unique opportunity to expand its regional footprint and reinforce its long-term position in the Latin America aviation sector. https://www.asur.com.mx/

From this point forward, Asur joins Zürich Airport and Janssen De Jong as shareholders of Curaçao Airport Partners. This marks the beginning of a new chapter for CAP, one that combines continuity, stability, and new opportunities for growth and collaboration.

“CAP remains firmly committed to its mission of delivering world-class airport services and creating long-term value for Curaçao and its people,” said Ricardo Hernández, Chief Executive Officer of CAP. “Our operations, our team, and our focus on excellence continue unchanged. I will remain as CEO, leading our dedicated local team as we continue to operate Curaçao International Airport with the same passion and responsibility toward our community.”

To reaffirm its commitment to all stakeholders, CAP highlights the following key points:

Full continuity of the team and operations 

CAP will continue with its current team, organizational structure, and performance standards. There will be no changes in management or in daily operations. 

Unwavering compliance with the Concession agreement

CAP remains fully committed to all obligations under the Concession Agreement and to maintaining strong relationships with the granting authority and regulatory bodies.

Operational stability and absence of service risks

The transition between Motiva and Asur will take place over an extended period, in an orderly and coordinated manner. Airport operations will continue seamlessly, with no impact, interruption, or modification in services.

Potential for future strengthening

Becoming part of a broader airport group opens opportunities for enhanced investment, technology, sustainability, and development, all of which could bring added benefits to the airport and to Curaçao.

“We look forward to working closely with our new shareholder, Asur, alongside Zürich Airport and Janssen De Jong, to continue enhancing the airport experience for our passengers, partners, and the entire community,” added Hernández.