AAI`s Pune Airport to get New Terminal Building with enhanced capacity

In order to cater the continuous surge in passenger traffic and ease congestion at the airport, AAI has undertaken the construction work for a New Integrated Terminal Building at Pune Airport. With massive built up area of more than 5,00,000 sq. ft., thenew terminal will be constructed at an estimated cost of Rs. 475 cr.

The swanky new terminal building will be able to process 2300 passengers (1700 Domestic & 600 International) during peak hours. Equipped with five boarding bridges, 34 Check-in Counters and In-line Baggage handling system, the terminal will be an energy efficient building with 4-Star GRIHA Rating.

To provide a delightful experience to the passengers, 32000 Sq. ft. space for provision of for F&B and retail outlets has also been provisioned inside the airport.Construction of a huge canopy on the city side of the existing building & new buildingis part of the project, which will give a magnificent look to the airport from city side. The project also includes construction of service yard of 3800sq.m, Underground Tank of capacity 10 Lakh litre, Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) of capacity 1130 Kilo liters per day (KLD), and landscape area of 12000sq.m on city side beyond the canopy.

To enhance the passengers’ convenience, a Multi- Level Car Park (Ground plus three storeyed +2 basementfloors) with a cost of Rs. 120 Cr is also under construction. With the parking capacity of 1024 cars, the facility will be connected to the departure area of existing building with a sky bridge with provision of escalators & elevator at building side for dropping/ going up. The work for Multi-Level Car Park (MLCP) is likely to be completed by April, 2022.

More than 40% of the work is completed and the new building is likely to be completed by March,2022.The revamped terminal building will enable the airport to handlegrowing passenger traffic and ease the congestion inside the terminal.

(News feed from Corporate Communications Directorate, AAI HQ)

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