Don Mueang Airport Expansion to Boost Capacity to 50 Million Passengers Annually
Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok is undergoing a major expansion to handle 50 million passengers a year. The project includes a new terminal, enhancing facilities, and is set to be completed by 2028. The development aims to support 50 flights per hour, starting construction in 2025.
Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok, Thailand, is set to undergo significant expansion to increase its passenger handling capacity to 50 million per year.
Phase 2 of the project aims to boost capacity to 30 million passengers annually by enhancing existing infrastructure.
Phase 3, commencing in 2025 and expected to be completed by 2028, includes the addition of Terminal 3, covering 140,000 square meters.
This phase will also renovate existing structures and improve operational capabilities to handle up to 50 flights per hour.
The Airports of Thailand (AOT) plans to finalize details and start construction bids by early 2025, with Kerati presiding over the public hearing on May 28.
Phase 2 of the project aims to boost capacity to 30 million passengers annually by enhancing existing infrastructure.
Phase 3, commencing in 2025 and expected to be completed by 2028, includes the addition of Terminal 3, covering 140,000 square meters.
This phase will also renovate existing structures and improve operational capabilities to handle up to 50 flights per hour.
The Airports of Thailand (AOT) plans to finalize details and start construction bids by early 2025, with Kerati presiding over the public hearing on May 28.
