Such will be the expansion of the Basque airports that will take place from 2027
Loiu, Foronda, Hondarribia and Noain will make improvements to their facilities as part of Aena's 2027-2031 investment plan, with a global investment of EUR 13 million.
As part of the investment plan that Aena has designed for the period 2027-2031, Basque airports will be transformed in the coming years with a total of EUR 13 million to modernise infrastructure and respond to the expected increase in air traffic.
Bilbao Airport will be the one with the most changes, as it is planned to expand the terminal on both sides and expand the central processor, which will allow for more aircraft and facilitate the boarding of more passengers, as well as the installation of new billing windows.
At Foronda Airport in Vitoria-Gasteiz they plan to expand the runway and improve the terminal with the aim of optimizing the efficiency and quality of services. Hondarribia's n ere will reform its boarding rooms and Noain's will include actions in the flight and platform area, as well as improving security, access, urbanization and takeovers.
With this plan, Aena aims to strengthen the capacity and security of the airports of the Basque Country and Navarre, ensuring their adaptation to the needs of the coming years.
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