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Ben Gurion Airport Launches Major Terminal 3 Expansion to Handle 40 Million Passengers Annually

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First reported by Calcalist · 1 day ago

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Ben Gurion Airport is expanding Terminal 3 with a new four-story wing and advanced facilities to increase capacity to 40 million passengers annually, addressing rising demand and improving service. The project includes new check-in counters, expanded retail, and a modern security and baggage sorting building, with completion expected to support future growth.

01Ben Gurion Airport plans to expand Terminal 3 to handle 40 million passengers annually.
02A new four-story wing of 63,000 square meters will be added to Terminal 3's east side.
03The expansion includes 86 new check-in counters and enlarged retail and duty-free areas.
04A 22,000-square-meter logistics building will house advanced security and baggage systems.
05The project aims to improve service and reduce wait times amid rising passenger traffic.
06Transportation Minister Miri Regev called the expansion a strategic investment for Israel's aviation future.

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