The new ultra-modern facility will remove the need for passengers to remove liquids from bags going through security
Nicolas Notebaert, CEO of VINCI Concessions and President of VINCI Airports, on Wednesday announced the launch of the plan that will 'increase the airport’s operational efficiency and improve passenger experience and environmental performance'.
Shopping offering will include new catering and retail outlets and the immigration area will also be extended over the next five years. Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now "VINCI Airports has also announced the launch of a 26 MWp new solar farm on the airport site which will generate 22.4 GWh of electricity and save 12,500 tonnes of CO2 emissions per year. The farm will be developed, financed, built, and operated by VINCI Concessions’ photovoltaic subsidiary SunMind.
Graham Keddie, Managing Director at Belfast International Airport added: “VINCI Airports’s commitment to Northern Ireland has been unwavering and their determination to invest such an amount demonstrates the belief they have in the airport, it’s team and potential for future growth. As we mark our 60th anniversary at the end of this month, today’s announcement sets out a clear vision of how we intend to provide a long-term strategic vision for the Airport, our passengers, and the wider region.
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