5 Airports Taking-Off by 2025

Since the dawn of commercial aviation in the 1920s, the popularity of air travel has grown at an insatiable rate. Today, more than 3.5 billion passengers travel by plane each year, equivalent to half of our planet's population. Technological design and increased fuel efficiency allow commercial airliners to fly faster and cheaper than at any time before the ever-increasing demand for air travel shows little sign of letting up, as a result, destinations around the world world are under pressure to expand their existing facilities or build large new centers with cutting-edge technology. art installations automated systems artificial intelligence vast teams of construction products and designs from some of the world's leading architects this is a new era of airport design with its major

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rapidly approaching capacity the construction of the second international airport facility Beijing began in 2014 designed by the late Zaha Hadid The US$12 billion plan will deliver four runways and a terminal consisting of a central hub from which six concourses radiate that will allow flexible aircraft movements while reducing walking distances for passengers that is expected to become the world's largest airport upon completion in September 2019.

Beijing's demanding international will serve seventy-two million passengers a year by

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, despite Already rapid in scale, the site has been designed for further expansion in the future with space for three more runways,

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its capacity to over one hundred million passengers per year built on reclaimed land just off the coast. South Korea's Incheon International has been undergoing a series of planned expansions since it first opened in 2001, completing phase three and opening its second terminal just before the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, the airport currently has capacity for 62 million passengers each year, making it one of the busiest in Asia, along with the usual facilities, the airport also has a golf course, spa, casino, indoor garden and a Museum of Korean Culture .

Additionally, operators claimed to have reduced processing times to just 19 minutes for departures and 12 minutes for arrivals, much lower. Global averages are consistently ranked as one of the best

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in the world by Airports Council International. The South Korean government has invested more than five billion dollars. dollars invested in the project to date with the aim of turning it into a mega hub for East Asia in terms of both passenger and cargo numbers, with the fourth and final phase of its development to be completed in 2020. Incheon International will feature with two terminals for satellite lobbies. With one hundred and twenty-eight gates, five runways and a capacity of 100 million passengers each year, the airport that was once described by former US Vice President Joe Biden as third world is experiencing a major crisis of eight billion US dollars. dollar remodeling that will transform it into a world-class facility that New Yorkers can be truly proud of starting in 2016 with work on Terminal B, the airport has continued to operate so far during the remodeling work and several airlines are relocating temporarily in other terminals. will eventually unify Terminals B, C and D into one continuous, nearly mile-long structure that will offer state-of-the-art passenger facilities, enhanced mobility and an annual capacity of more than 50 million passengers.

Skybridges between the terminal building and departure gates will be high enough to allow planes to circle underneath while the new LaGuardia skytrain will connect the airport to New York's existing transportation system that will open in phases. until 2021. The new LaGuardia will be the first airport we have built in the United States in more than 20 years and will take off in In 2022, the new terminal 2 at q8 International will significantly expand the airport by adding 28 gates and increasing capacity by 13 million passengers every year. The triangular building has a central height of 25 meters, facades stretching for 1.2 kilometers and a vast total area of ​​708 thousand squares.

Metros located in one of the hottest inhabited areas in the world. The roof is photovoltaically powered and punctuated to allow natural light into the building while deflecting direct solar radiation. These characteristics, together with the thermal properties of its concrete structure, make the new installation the first. LEED Gold certified passenger terminal in the world, with Tan Sonnets International Airport already the busiest in the country and processing about seven million passengers a year above its capacity of twenty-five million passengers, the Vietnamese government approved building a new airport to relieve pressure and help boost its economy, with construction originally scheduled for 2021, work on Vietnam's long Thanh International Airport has been brought forward two years and will now begin in 2019.

The airport design draws heavily on lotus flowers, an inspiration that can be seen throughout the planned terminal. in three phases the seven point eight billion US dollars. The first dollar stage will be completed in

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and will consist of a terminal and two runways capable of processing twenty-five million passengers each year. The second phase will expand the airport's capacity to 50 million passengers by 2035, while its third and final phase will allow Long Thanh to serve 80 to 100 million passengers each year by 2015. If you liked this video and want more for the ultimate construction video channel, subscribe to b1m.