Tag: airport
The volume of passenger traffic through the airport reduced by almost 30% during the period from January to April this year.
The working name of the new airport is Mukacheve-3.
Motor Sich Airlines performed the flight, using an An-24 aircraft.
Ukrainian airlines’ passenger volumes reduced by 44% during this period.
A private investor is simultaneously building a new terminal complex at the airport.
The Boryspil international airport’s Commercial Director Heorhii Zubko discusses the measures that the airport intends to implement during the reconstruction of its second runway and the other infrastructure projects that have a chance of starting soon.
The project provides for upgrade of the class of the airfield, allowing at least ICAO CAT II ILS aircraft approach and landing.
During the tender for construction of the airfield, the company offered to perform the construction work at a cost 30.6% lower than the expected cost.
The contract with the winner will be signed in accordance with the law on public procurement.
This is stated in data from the State Aviation Service.
The number of passengers handled by the airport was predictably far lower in 2020 compared with 2019.
The airport handled almost 5 million passengers from January to November 2020.
The expected cost of the construction work is UAH 5.69 billion.
Among other things, the list includes reopening and development of the Cherkasy airport, reconstruction of the Ivano-Frankivsk airport, and reconstruction of the Chernivtsi airport.
Experts have identified the two locations that are most suitable for construction of a new airport.
According to the minister of infrastructure, the Zakarpattia region is also being considered.
Ukrainian airports handled almost 7 million passengers during the period from January to September 2020.
The signing of the agreement will also help to strengthen Ukrainian-Slovakian relations in the field of civil aviation and broaden opportunities for international flights.
In total, Ukrainian airports handled almost 6 million passengers from January to August 2020.
An agreement stating that the necessary preparatory work will begin on 16 September was signed on 15 September.