Overview
- The plan adds 4,300 square meters to the terminal, taking it to 24,000 square meters and renewing sterile areas to double domestic boarding and expand international capacity by about 40%.
- Upgrades include 31 check-in counters, three new boarding gates for a total of seven, two VIP lounges, a new Duty Free, an automated baggage system, and an expanded main hall.
- Construction will proceed in stages over four phases through 2027, with works scheduled to start roughly 15 days after the announcement.
- Operations will continue throughout the project, with the company emphasizing minimal disruption as facilities are modernized.
- The expansion responds to rising demand—2,621,415 passengers from January to October 2025, up 12.1% year over year—and officials expect more than 200 temporary construction jobs and future permanent roles.