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AOT board gives go-ahead for second passenger’s terminal at Suvarnabhumi airport

AOT board gives go-ahead for second passenger’s terminal at Suvarnabhumi airport

14 Sept 09:01 Key points summarised by AI
  • The Airports of Thailand (AOT) board officially approved the construction of a second passenger terminal at Suvarnabhumi Airport, proceeding despite earlier calls from architects and engineers to scrap the project.
  • AOT will engage stakeholders and the winning consortium, the Duangrit group, to finalize project details, including whether the new terminal will be a standalone structure or integrated with existing concourses.
  • Project design adjustments based on stakeholder input may incur substantial cost increases, potentially leading to a new bidding process if costs become too high.
  • Previously, engineering and architecture organizations urged the Prime Minister to cancel the 41 billion baht project, arguing it was unnecessary due to a planned rail link connecting Suvarnabhumi with Don Mueang and U-Tapao airports, providing sufficient combined passenger capacity.
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