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Take a look at Abu Dhabi’s new airport
The Dh10.8 billion Midfield Terminal at Abu
Dhabi International is gearing up toward a December 2017 opening.
Construction on the 700,000 square metre
Midfield Terminal building is going ahead as scheduled, and is expected to be
90 per cent complete by the end of the year.
The
new terminal will accommodate the rapidly expanding Etihad Airways and several
of the international airlines it holds stakes in.
Abu Dhabi International handled
23.3 million passengers in 2015, and expects to handle 26 million passengers
this year.
The Midfield Terminal is being built by a
joint venture between Dubai-based company Arabtec, Turkish construction firm
TAC and Greece’s Consolidated Contractors Company (CCC). Construction started
in 2013, according to the airport’s website.
Situated between the two runways at the Abu
Dhabi International Airport, the terminal is expected to be the largest
architectural structure in Abu Dhabi, visible from more than 1.5 km away.
At its widest, the roof of the structure will
span 319 metres and its 18 arches, the largest of which is 180 metres wide and
five metres high.
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