06-Oct-2005 1:30 PM
Kenyan and Indian airport construction projects
Analysis
SYDNEY (Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation) - Kenya Airports Authority announced (04-Oct-05) plans to commence a USD100 million expansion and upgrade project at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport by Jan-06.
Works would include:
- Expansion of the passenger terminal from 25,660 to 55,220 sqm;
- Expansion of aircraft apron space from 200,000 to 300,000 sqm.
Meanwile, Airports Authority of India announced (05-Oct-05) the INR1 billion expansion project at Calicut Airport, which commenced in 2003, would be completed by Jun-06. Works include construction/installation of:
- 6,000 ft runway;
- New passenger terminal with aerobridges and 30 airline counters;
- New retail areas;
- Online baggage system;
- Customs and immigration facilities.
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