Terminal Building & Allied Works
Airport Terminal Building and Allied works. An airport terminal building, along with its "allied works," encompasses the main passenger facilities and supporting infrastructure, including check-in, security, baggage handling, and access to aircraft via gates or concourses, and related services. Services: Terminals often include amenities like cafeterias, restaurants, restrooms, currency exchange, and other services.
Allied Works: • Apron Expansion: Expanding the area where aircraft park and maneuver. • Technical Block/Control Tower: Facilities for air traffic control and airport operations. • Fire Station: Essential for responding to emergencies. • Cargo Facilities: For handling air cargo. • Multi-Level Car Park (MLCP): Parking facilities for passengers and staff. • E&M Workshop: Engineering and maintenance facilities. • Residential Quarters: Accommodation for airport staff. • CISF Barracks: Facilities for the Central Industrial Security Force. • Landscaping: Enhancing the aesthetic appeal and functionality of the airport grounds. • DVOR Building: A building for Distance Measuring Equipment (DME) and VOR (VHF Omnidirectional Range). • New Civil Enclave: Development of new facilities for civilian air traffic.
Key Features:
- Check-in and Baggage Handling
- Security Screening
- Passenger Flow
- Concourse/Gates