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Transport Minister Anthony Albanese has approved a Major Development Plan for the western concourse extension at Canberra Airport.
The western concourse extenstion is the second of the two-phase $350 million new multi-level passenger terminal project. The existing terminal will be demolished in stages to make room for the new facility, with the project being undertaken in two stages – the first due for completion mid year is the southern concourse terminal extension, while the second stage western concourse extension is due for completion in 2012.
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The new terminal will be up to 40,000 square metres in size, with up to 22 additional check-in counters, eight aerobridges and facilities for international passenger processing.
Canberra Airport currently handles three million passengers per year, a figure that is expected to more than double to 6.3 million by 2029.
