PHOTOS: Belgrade Airport construction update
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The expansion and modernisation of Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport is continuing to advance, with extensive reconstruction of the area in front of the terminal building now taking place, which includes the modernisation of access roads, parking lots and the extension of the terminal to make place for centralised check-in and security procedures. This part of the project involves the shifting of the existing drop-off and pick up area and the extension of the check-in hall through the construction of a completely new zone. Check-in will be centralised with some 100 check-in desks. Passengers will then proceed to the first floor for centralised security checks, after which they will enter a large duty-free area.
The airport is also testing different features of its recently completed expanded C concourse wing, including air bridges, prior to it being opened to the public. The new arrivals floor, a corridor, which will be used by all arriving passengers to make their way to immigration and baggage claim, will also see each gate feature a famous Serbian personality, which will be inscribed on panels at the arrivals gate.
Work on the existing Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 buildings are continuing to take place, both in the check-in and departures area. The construction of the arrivals corridor, or a new floor, is also advancing.
Progress on the new 3.500-metre-long runway is being made, with parts of it now paved. It is expected to be completed in October or November of 2022 at the latest. The airport is using a new premium range of ready-mix concrete for the runway, to make it more durable.
The new control tower, a separate project being carried out simultaneously by the Serbia and Montenegro Air Traffic Services Agency, is also advancing with construction work expected to be completed soon.
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