Omsk Fedorovka Airport

Omsk Fedorovka Airport is a proposed airport serving the city of Omsk, Russia. The airport is located 27km from the Omsk city centre. 

Sep-2024. Omsk Region's Governor Vitaly Khotsenko said construction of Omsk Fedorovka Airport is expected to require a RUB43 billion (EUR427.5 million) investment. RUB16.3 billion (EUR162 million) will be provided by the federal government, RUB6.6 billion (EUR65.6 million) by Omsk Region and RUB19.7 billion (EUR195.8 million) by the concessionaire. The airport will be able to handle at least 700 domestic and 600 international passengers per hour. Construction is scheduled for completion by the end of 2028.

Jun-2024. Airports of Regions and the Omsk Oblast signed a 49 year concession agreement for the construction of Omsk Fedorovka Airport. Construction is scheduled to commence in 2026 and to be completed by the end of 2028. The project is valued at more than RUB43 billion (EUR441.95 million). The project will allow movement of airport activity from the city centre to outside of the city, lifting limitations on airport development. Omsk Fedorovka Airport will feature the following:

• Capacity: 3.5 million passengers p/a, double the capacity of Omsk Tsentralny Airport;
  • Domestic terminal: 700 passengers per hour;
  • International terminal: 600 passengers per hour;
• Runway: 3200m runway with ICAO category II equipment;
• Apron: To accommodate 25 aircraft;
• Cargo complex: 6000 tonnes of cargo p/a.

Construction of Omsk Fedorovka Airport commenced in 1982 and was stopped in the 1990s. Unfinished structures will be demolished.

Apr-2024. Omsk Oblast's Governor Vitaly Khotsenko announced Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed an order allowing to sign a concession agreement with Omskaeroinvest for the construction of Omsk Fedorovka Airport.

Mar-2024. Omsk Oblast's Architectural and construction committee shortlisted four design projects for Omsk Fedorovka Airport. The new airport will handle at least three million passengers p/a and feature a 3200m runway. Omsk Oblast's Government and investor Airports of Regions prepared operating and financial models for the project. Federal Air Transport Agency head Dmitry Yadrov said the location of existing Omsk Tsentralny Airport, its shorter runway and lack of a comfortable terminal indicates the new airport construction project must be implemented as quickly as possible. Airports of Regions strategic communications director Evgeny Krasikov said construction of the airport from scratch will allow to apply the most modern technologies and solutions during design and construction

Jan-2024. Omsk Oblast's Governor Vitaly Khotsenko stated an investor is interested in Omsk Fedorovka Airport's RUB42 billion (EUR435 million) construction project. Mr Khotsenko said work is in progress on a concession agreement. The investor is expected to recover 40% of invested funds in the form of federal and regional government subsidies within five years. Airport construction is estimated to require five years.

Jun-2023. Omsk Oblast's Acting Governor Vitaly Khotsenko said construction of Omsk Fedorovka Airport is to be completed by 2028. Mr Khotsenko expressed hope a concession agreement for the project will be signed by the end on 2023.

Oct-2022.

12-Oct-2022. Omsk Oblast's Governor Aleksandr Burkov said Omsk Fedorovka Airport will be constructed under a concession agreement. Mr Burkov added the project requires a RUB36 billion (EUR577.86 million) investment, including RUB17 billion (EUR272.88 million) in government funding.

05-Oct-2022. Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsiya) announced Omsk plans to undertake development of new Omsk Fedorovka Airport from 2025 to 2027. Construction of the new airport will expand passenger traffic for the region by 2.4 times to 3.8 million p/a by 2035.

Jun-2022. Omsk Oblast's Deputy Governor Dmitry Ushakov announced support for the development of Omsk Fedorovka Airport. Mr Ushakov said the airport could become a significant link within the Siberia logistics corridor.

May-2022. Omsk Oblast's Governor Aleksandr Burkov said an agreement was reached with Russia's Transport Ministry to include the construction of Omsk Fedorovka Airport in the programme for infrastructure development. RUB12.3 billion (EUR193.33 million) could be provided for runway construction in the period from 2025 to 2027.

Feb-2022. Russia's Ministry of Transport announced the construction of Omsk Fedorovka Airport and transfer of operations from Omsk Tsentralny Airport to the new airport would allow to accommodate traffic growth, reduce the effect of emissions and noise, and increase cargo handled to 150,000 tonnes p/a.

Nov-2019. Omsk Oblast announced the Omsk Fedorovka Airport construction project was added to the waiting list for inclusion in the federal programme for infrastructure modernisation

Oct-2019. Omsk Oblast's Government announced plans to develop Omsk Fedorovka Airport and transfer Omsk Tsentralny Airport operations to the new airport were recognised as feasible. The project is to be conducted under a concession agreement. Omsk Oblast prepared an organisation model, master plan and financial model for the new airport. 

Feb-2019. Omsk Oblast Government announced completion of construction work at Omsk Fedorovka Airport is estimated to require a RUB27.2 billion (EUR365.1 million) investment.

Jul-2018. Omsk Oblast Acting Governor Aleksandr Burkov confirmed Omsk Fedorovka Airport construction work will be completed with funding from the Russian Federation.

Nov-2017. Omsk Oblast Government announced an expert evaluation of Omsk Fedorovka Airport terminal and airfield infrastructure will be completed from 30-Nov-2017.

Jul-2017. Novaport Holding expressed interest in the Omsk Fedorovka Airport construction project. Novaport Holding co-owner Roman Trotsenko announced plans to construct a new Omsk Fedorovka Airport before 2022.

May-2016. Russia’s Omsk Oblast Government plans to issue a tender for Omsk Fedorovka Airport construction in 2H2016. Construction is estimated to cost RUB17.8 billion (EUR241.4 million).

Feb-2015. Russia's Omsk Regional Government announced Vnesheconombank completed the development of detailed project documentation for construction and deployment of Omsk-Fedorovka Airport. The airport is planned as a 30 year public-private partnership, with a private investor to pool funds, develop the project, construct and deploy the airport, as well as transfer operations from existing Omsk Tsenralny Airport to the new airport.  Omsk-Fedorovka Airport is expected to reach traffic capacity of three million passengers and 6600 tons of cargo p/a by 2038. The project is estimated to require a RUB16.2 billion (EUR217.7 million) investment.