MEGA $4B Expansion of Europe's Busiest Airport
Frankfurt International Airport, one of Europe's busiest airports, is undergoing a massive $4 billion upgrade to accommodate the ever-increasing number of visitors. Located in Germany, this expansion includes the construction of an entirely new terminal, making it one of the largest construction projects on the continent. Over 800 companies are involved in this monumental task, each contributing to the ambitious vision of the project.
This massive undertaking comes with its fair share of challenges. For instance, why did they need specialized industrial divers to build an airport? Today, we’ll delve into their detailed plans, explore the current progress of the construction, and find out when the new terminal is expected to open.
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17 июл 2024
