Terminal 3 at Ben Gurion International Airport in Tel Aviv, Israel, will see major upgrades to the tune of $83 million.
Terminal 3 is the airport’s international terminal, handling high volumes of arriving and departing passengers.
The upgrade, which is set to take over two and a half years to complete, will see new passenger areas, commercial space, and a dedicated entry terminal for bus arrivals at Terminal 3.
Israel Airports Authority awarded the project to Oron Infrastructure and Construction, which is a subsidiary of Oron Holdings.
“We are approaching this project with great commitment and pride, as part of our ongoing work to strengthen Israel’s core infrastructure nationwide,” Gili Azaria, co-owner of Oron Holdings, said in a statement.
Expanding Capacity
Construction is expected to take around 30 months. The work will be carried out within the existing terminal, with minimal disruption to operations. A start date has not yet been announced.
The project includes a 7,000-square-meter expansion across four floors, increasing service and retail space, enlarging dining areas, and adding new operational zones.
The project also includes a new 2,000-square-meter structure dubbed “Tel Aviv Gate.” This will be constructed as a dedicated entrance for passengers arriving by bus.
The new facility is expected to streamline security and baggage procedures, improving passenger flows and increasing Ben Gurion’s overall capacity.
