FMG experts to support development of two airports in Oman
Publication date: 20 July 2010
Author: Munich Airport
Tagged with: Munich Airport
The consulting team of FMG, the Munich Airport operating company, has been awarded a large, new contract for the commissioning, relocation and operation of airports. Under the contract, which has a total volume in the double-digit mil-lions, the FMG experts will be busy for four and a half years at two airports in the Sultinate of Oman.
Traffic at the international airport in Muscat and Salalah Airport has been steadi-ly increasing in recent years, and forecasts call for this trend to continue. To meet this demand, the Sultinate of Oman has decided to increase capacity at both airports and improve the quality offered to passengers and airlines. Meas-ures at Muscat Airport will include a new terminal building, a tower and a new runway to increase the airport’s capacity from 4 million at present to 12 million passengers per year. In Salalah, a new terminal is planned to handle 1 million passengers per year and the runway will be extended.
FMG’s ORAT team (Operational Readiness and Airport Transfer) emerged with the winning bid from a large field of competitors to gain the largest consulting contract in the company’s history. A decisive factor was Munich Airport’s international experience in this area – highlighted by the feat of moving its own oper-ations from the old Munich Riem airport to the Erdinger Moos region in just one night in May 1992. At present the FMG consulting team is supporting projects in Delhi, Doha, Bahrain, Vienna and Berlin. As of November 2010 the experts from Munich will be starting their work in Oman.
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