The reconstruction of the Manas International Airport terminal is entering its final stage. According to Manasbek Samidinov, Chairman of the Board of OJSC Airports of Kyrgyzstan, the updated facility will be completely handed over for operation by the end of the year.
Expansion and technological upgrades
The renovation process involved significant structural and technical changes to improve passenger services. The building's footprint has been expanded, and the terminal has been equipped with updated security systems and new passenger service technologies.
During the three-year reconstruction period, the airport remained fully functional, handling all flights and airline services without any temporary closures. Work was carried out in stages across different zones to maintain continuous operations.
While construction works are not yet fully completed, the airport has not closed for a single minute during the three years of reconstruction. We accepted all flights and continued serving passengers and airlines.
Currently, all access roads to the airport are fully open, and passenger services have been moved to the newly renovated zones. The remaining tasks are scheduled for completion within a month. The upcoming final phase includes the opening of the sterile zone and the launch of franchise service points.
New parking and traffic management
A key feature of the upgrade is the implementation of an intelligent parking system. This technology will allow for better control over the movement of taxis and other service vehicles within the airport grounds.
