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Copenhagen Airports investing €160m to create additional capacity for passengers and aircraft

Following December’s launch of the plan to expand Copenhagen Airport at a cost of €270 million, CPH is now starting up two major projects worth €160 million – a new Pier E for aircraft and a doubling in size for the transit area in Terminal 2, the busiest passenger area.

Flughafen Wien investing €50m in expanded Airport City

Flughafen Wien is planning the construction of the new state-of-the-art Office Park 4, as it continues to grow the Airport City. The airport is also to expand its Air Cargo Center, while record passenger numbers of over 23 million were handled in 2016. Ross Falconer reports.

London Stansted unveils plans for new £130m arrivals building

London Stansted Airport has published plans for a new £130 million arrivals building, which is designed to transform the passenger experience. It is the latest phase in Manchester Airports Group’s transformation programme to support Stansted’s future growth, and attract new passengers and airlines.

Sheremetyevo Airport investing to become “one of the largest passenger and cargo hubs in the world” by 2018

On 25 October, Moscow Sheremetyevo Airport held a large-scale presentation and a press tour to present the development programme for its main facilities, which will be complete in time for the 2018 FIFA World Cup. This will allow sports teams, officials, fans and passengers to depart from the new terminal, and to move between the terminals directly under the airfield. Airlines, meanwhile, will have ample opportunities provided by the new cargo and refuelling complexes.

Groupe ADP to modernise and extend Kathmandu International Airport

ADP Ingénierie, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Groupe ADP, is upgrading and extending Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. The new terminal development, to be completed by 2021, will increase the airport’s capacity to 12 million passengers.