Santiago's New Airport Metro Line: 60% Faster Travel Time

Santiago's New Metro Line: A 6.5km Journey to Modernization Santiago, Chile is set to experience a significant upgrade to its public transportation system. A new metro line is planned to directly connect the city center to the Arturo Merino Benítez Airport, promising a significant reduction in travel times. The 6.5-kilometer underground line will feature state-of-the-art light rail trains, designed for efficiency and sustainability. "This project is not just about connecting us to the world; it's about celebrating half a century of building our city and projecting us into an even more connected future," said a spokesperson for the project, echoing sentiments expressed in the video released by the Chilean government. The project is expected to reduce travel times from key city points by up to 60%, making airport access significantly faster and more convenient for residents and tourists alike. The new line will integrate with the existing metro system, specifically connecting to the future Line 7 station in Huechuraba. The estimated travel time from Huechuraba to the airport is a mere seven minutes. This ambitious undertaking represents a significant investment in Santiago's infrastructure, promising a more efficient and accessible transportation network for years to come.