Birmingham Airport appoints Arup to develop new masterplan

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£300 million to be invested over the next four years

Birmingham Airport has appointed global built environment consultancy Arup to lead the development of its new masterplan, setting out a long-term vision for the airport’s growth and transformation through to 2041.

Having returned to pre-pandemic passenger volumes, Birmingham Airport has announced a £300 million investment over the next four years to modernise its infrastructure. The masterplan will define how the airport will evolve to serve an increasing number of passengers and airlines while focusing on sustainability, operational efficiency and an enhanced passenger experience.

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