Crete’s New International Airport in 40 Clicks (Photos)
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Just a few months before its trial operation, Heraklion International Airport at Kasteli is radically changing the map of air travel in Crete. With construction work now more than 65% complete and key infrastructure, including the runway and apron and the 93,000 sq.m. Terminal, taking its final shape, the project is entering its most crucial phase.
Discovercrete toured TERNA S.A.’s vast construction site, capturing from above, as well as from inside its modern, international-standard facilities, the progress of a project that is changing Crete: the construction of one of the most modern airports in the Mediterranean.
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@Costas Dimakis Gates: With a view of Mathia
@Costas Dimakis Terminal Building, Arrivals
@Costis Dimakis Alexandros Noutsos, General Technical Director of DAIK, briefs members of the press
@Costis Dimakis Looking towards the terminal building from the police building
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@Costis Dimakis The Extra-Schengen Gate at Heraklion International Airport of Crete overlooks Kasteli
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@Costas Dimakis The baggage handling area
@Costas Dimakis The baggage handling area
@Costas Dimakis Terminal Building, Arrivals
@Costas Dimakis The western side of the airport with the vehicle parking area
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@Nikos Daniilidis Terminal Building, Arrivals
@Nikos Daniilidis Terminal Building, Arrivals
@Nikos Daniilidis The Control Tower
@Nikos Daniilidis Heraklion International Airport of Crete (DAIK) from above
@Nikos Daniilidis Inside the airport facilities, on the northern side, are the water building, the biological wastewater treatment facility and the waste collection building – To the left is the aircraft parking area
@Nikos Daniilidis The southern side (Schengen) of the terminal building, viewed from Arkalochori. In the background are the Control Tower and Kasteli – The settlement to the left of the runway is Archangelos – To the left of the terminal building is the western side of the airport, with the vehicle parking area, and to the right is the eastern side of the airport, with the runway and aircraft parking area
@Nikos Daniilidis Runway (taxiway), take-off and landing area (Apron)
@Nikos Daniilidis The Control Tower building
@Nikos Daniilidis Aircraft parking area and the terminal building with up to 5 boarding and disembarkation bridges (also known as jet bridges)
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