I passed through Mexico City – Benito Juárez International Airport and I got to mint this pretty POAP! It has two parallel runways that are spaced quite closely (< 300 m apart), which limits its ability to use both simultaneously for independent operations. This POAP was minted in Q4 as part of a campaign to offer precious collectibles to travellers at 18 airports around the world. The campaign was expanded to include 3 more airports by popular demand, and MEX was one of them!

You hold this digital collectible as proof of meeting me IRL in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This POAP was given out during the week of Devconnect, ARG 2025 I hope we meet again in the not so distant future but until then, feel free to connect with me on the following platforms: https://t.me/CardnoNFT https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthew-l-cardno/ ⌐◨-◨

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This POAP means that you successfully minted a POAP during Devconnect season in Buenos Aires. Thanks for being part of something innovative!

You attended the Nouns Fair! See you at the next edition; in the meantime, keep building! Stay Nounish ⌐◨-◨

I passed through Ministro Pistarini International Airport in Buenos Aires, Argentina and I got to mint this pretty POAP! Ezeiza is where Argentina’s first international flight departed in 1949—it was inaugurated by President Juan Perón and Eva Perón. This POAP was minted in Q4, 2025 as part of a campaign to offer precious collectibles to travelers at 18 airports around the world.

I passed through El Dorado International Airport in Bogotá, Colombia and I got to mint this pretty POAP! El Dorado was named after the mythical city of gold — fittingly, it’s one of the busiest airports in Latin America for gold exports. This POAP was minted in Q4, 2025 as part of a campaign to offer precious collectibles to travellers at 18 airports around the world.