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By <a href="" rel="nofollow"> Tornike Zoidze </a>
5 Elva, 1580</span>
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Etova-Cormei International Airport Chief Executive Officer, Luka Gotsiridze , at the press conference announcing the expansion plans.
ETOVA - Etova-Cormei International Airport has announced plans to expand it's Terminal 1, which will increase the terminal’s capacity by 6 million passengers per year. The project involves the construction of a new pier and a central building complex.
The new pier will be linked to the existing A and B modules of Terminal 1 and will extend 320 metres into Etova-Cormei's western apron. It will have stands to handle up to 12 aircraft, including two equipped for Siora's largest aircraft.
The overall architectural design is based on a three-level structure consisting of a core adjoining the existing Terminal 1 and a pier. The apron level will house the baggage claim area and departure gates for non-pierside aircraft. The level will be connected to the existing terminal at Module B.
The core building will contain the central security and passport control facilities, as well as F&B and retail offerings. The departure gates, inside the pier, will also be on this level. The level above the departure area will serve to channel arriving passengers, depending on whether they are heading for security screening for connecting passengers on that level or down to the baggage claim area. This level will also have spacious lounge areas.
The expansion project, including the affected arrival areas in the existing Module B, will cover around 80,000 square metres. Construction work on the apron will begin as early as 1581, while the new pier will go into operation in 1585 at the earliest. According to initial estimates, the project will cost a total of $400 million, which Etova-Cormei International Airport will finance partly along with private investors.
“The planned expansion is comparable to the construction of an entirely new airport. It will bring Terminal 1 right up to date,” said Dr Davit Rapava, the Ceribian Finance Minister and Chairman of Etova-Cormei's Airport’s Supervisory Board. “The added capacity will be equivalent to the annual traffic of a smaller sized airport in the region, for example.”
Etova-Comei Internation Airport CEO Luka Gotsiridze added: “With the expansion of Terminal 1 we are taking an important step to secure the future of our airport. For the airlines already operating here, we are opening up long-term growth perspectives while creating space for new airlines that want to offer flights to and from Etova in the future.”
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<span style="display: block; border-bottom: 1px solid; padding: 0 1em 2px; margin-bottom: 4px; font-variant: small-caps; font-size: 16px;"> Local | World | Politics | Business | Technology | Health | Entertainment | Environment | Travel | Sports | Video | Opinion | Other</span><div style="display: inline-flex;"><div style="display: inline-block; border-right: 1px solid; padding-right: 4px; min-height: 450px;"><span style="display: block; border-bottom: 1px solid; padding: 1em 0;"><span style="font-size: 21px;">Etova-Cormei International Airport Announces Expansion of Terminal 1</span>
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5 Elva, 1580</span>
Etova-Cormei International Airport Chief Executive Officer, Luka Gotsiridze , at the press conference announcing the expansion plans.
ETOVA - Etova-Cormei International Airport has announced plans to expand it's Terminal 1, which will increase the terminal’s capacity by 6 million passengers per year. The project involves the construction of a new pier and a central building complex.
The new pier will be linked to the existing A and B modules of Terminal 1 and will extend 320 metres into Etova-Cormei's western apron. It will have stands to handle up to 12 aircraft, including two equipped for Siora's largest aircraft.
The overall architectural design is based on a three-level structure consisting of a core adjoining the existing Terminal 1 and a pier. The apron level will house the baggage claim area and departure gates for non-pierside aircraft. The level will be connected to the existing terminal at Module B.
The core building will contain the central security and passport control facilities, as well as F&B and retail offerings. The departure gates, inside the pier, will also be on this level. The level above the departure area will serve to channel arriving passengers, depending on whether they are heading for security screening for connecting passengers on that level or down to the baggage claim area. This level will also have spacious lounge areas.
The expansion project, including the affected arrival areas in the existing Module B, will cover around 80,000 square metres. Construction work on the apron will begin as early as 1581, while the new pier will go into operation in 1585 at the earliest. According to initial estimates, the project will cost a total of $400 million, which Etova-Cormei International Airport will finance partly along with private investors.
“The planned expansion is comparable to the construction of an entirely new airport. It will bring Terminal 1 right up to date,” said Dr Davit Rapava, the Ceribian Finance Minister and Chairman of Etova-Cormei's Airport’s Supervisory Board. “The added capacity will be equivalent to the annual traffic of a smaller sized airport in the region, for example.”
Etova-Comei Internation Airport CEO Luka Gotsiridze added: “With the expansion of Terminal 1 we are taking an important step to secure the future of our airport. For the airlines already operating here, we are opening up long-term growth perspectives while creating space for new airlines that want to offer flights to and from Etova in the future.”
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