PHOTOS: Belgrade Airport construction update

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Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport’s expansion project is continuing to advance. Following the opening of its extended C pier, the bulk of the work is now cantered around the reconfiguration of the access plateau in front of the terminal buildings and the construction of a central processor, which will enable the airport to boast100 check-in desks, up to 1.200 square metres of additional retail space and an expanded arrivals area. This project will allow for faster access and more efficient traffic flow, as well as increased short-term parking capacity.

Construction work inside the terminal buildings is also continuing, with a third floor being added above all the departure gates. Furthermore, the A7 - A11 gates have now been closed off where work is expected to take place on their reconfiguration and overhaul in the near future. The remaining A pier gates are now being transformed to match those from the C pier, as well as the airport’s new open floor concept. All arriving and departing passengers are now segregated and no longer mix on the first floor, with the main staircase between the departures and arrivals level, which was previously used, now closed.

Work on the 3.500-metre-long inserted runway, as well the reconstruction of part of the main parallel taxiway, are also gaining pace, while the construction of the airport’s new control tower is nearing completion. A number of other projects, including a new de-icing platform, helicopter terminal and new taxiways are also advancing.

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