TBILISI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (GEORGIA)
PUTTING GEORGIA ON TRAVELLERS MAP...

New International and Domestic Terminals, Car Park and Airport Facilities at The Tbilisi International Airport in Georgia
Commencement Date: January 11, 2006
Completion Date: January 8, 2007

Facts & Figures

Terminal Design Capacity: 2,800,000 passengers per year       
Terminal Building Area: 24,500 m²                          
Car Park Area: 5,570 m²            
Car Park Capacity: 200 vehicles
Passenger According Bridges: 3 units
Remote Aircraft Parking Position: 58
Boarding Gates: 5 units
Check-in Counters: 25 units
Baggage Claim Carousels: 3 units
Apron area: 47,400 m²
Runway Area: 46,765 m²
Service Roads: 6,285 m²
Taxiways: 23,000 m²
Connecting Roads: 14,500 m²
Total Construction Period: 13 months
Contractor: TAV Construction - URBAN JV

As TAV Construction’s first accomplishment beyond its native  Turkey, this modern facility promises to serve as a bridge between continents.

On September 6, 2005 TAV signed a BOT contract with Joint Stock Company Tbilisi International Airport for a comprehensive airport design, engineering, construction, operation and maintenance package covering both the international and domestic facilities. Work on this large project, began on January 11,2006. Thanks to the skill, hard work and commitment of its staff, TAV Construction completed the project in just over a year.

In January 8, 2007, the doors to this state-of-the-art complex opened to serve a capacity of 3 million passengers a year. The beautiful, minimalist architectural structure of the terminals, as well as the master plan of the entire airport was designed by the TAV Design Group. The construction itself was completed by TAV Construction. The BOT contract was for a period of 20 years.

Filled with all the important amenities and services needed by today’s travelers, the Tbilisi International Airport has put Georgia on travelers map. Skillfully serving the passengers moving in and out of Georgia, it is truly a vital conduit to Central Asia.