The search for innovation partners begins for Heathrow ahead of expansion
Heathrow has begun its search for innovation partners ahead of the North-West runway expansion development and hopes to find the 'best in Britain'
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The role of an airport is to facilitate a journey to a desired destination, however, many airports are endeavouring to become destinations in themselves. To achieve this demands new designs and innovative features which can provide a ‘wow factor’ for passengers, allowing airports to not only cope with growth, but excel.
Already we have seen inspiring applications of innovative design within the industry. In this section of International Airport Review’s website, we will showcase examples of creative construction and design, and keep you up to date with project progress around the world.
Heathrow has begun its search for innovation partners ahead of the North-West runway expansion development and hopes to find the 'best in Britain'
Renovation at DEN finally begins, with a phased construction plan aimed at minimal passenger disturbance while expanding for 80 million expected passengers
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The project comes after years of steadily increasing traffic at Finland's busiest airport.
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Construction, expected to start this year, will support about 400 jobs and is due to be completed in spring 2022.
Councillor Nigel Ashton unveiled a plaque to mark the completion of the £9.5 million development which opened to customers earlier this summer.
The new terminal build means the airport has six times the capacity it did in 2015.
The work will be carried out progressively over the next 12 months.
The consortium was selected as the preferred bidder for the project on May 16, 2018.
The airport, which has been under construction for four years, is expected to open in October.
When the expansion project is completed in 2022, the airport terminal building will be more than double its existing size at 420,000 square feet.
The news of the CEO of Munich Airport's reappointment came as part of the joint ACI EUROPE-World Annual Assembly and Congress in Brussels.