A few days ago, Guangdong Airport Group held the Baiyun Airport Phase III Expansion Project’s sprinting 10 billion investment swearing-in meeting in 2023, which marks that the Phase III expansion project of Baiyun Airport has entered a full-fledged stage, thus opening the curtain of a new round of airport construction in Guangdong Province .

Planning map of T3 terminal building of Baiyun Airport Phase III Expansion Project

The project has an investment goal of 10 billion yuan in 2023. The planned construction mainly includes: the east four and west four corridors will be completed and put into operation; the main structure, steel structure and curtain wall of the T3 terminal building will achieve the start-up target, and the main structure will be completed. 80%; the traffic center will complete the pile foundation project and start the main structure; the pavement project will start in the flight area, and the earthwork project in the east flight area will be completed.

Construction site of Terminal T3 of Baiyun Airport Phase III Expansion Project

The third-phase expansion project of Guangzhou Baiyun Airport is the largest reconstruction and expansion project in the history of China's civil aviation. The total investment of the project is 53.77 billion yuan, and it is planned to be completed and put into operation in 2025. After the completion of this project, the annual passenger handling capacity of Guangzhou Baiyun Airport will reach 120 million person-times, and the cargo handling capacity will reach 3.8 million tons. The passenger throughput capacity of the terminal will reach 140 million person-times, and the cargo and mail throughput capacity will reach 6 million tons. The scale of passenger and cargo throughput will be in a leading position in the world. The third-phase expansion project of Baiyun Airport is an important starting point for Guangzhou to build a world-leading international aviation hub and create a world-class airport with industry-city integration and ecological intelligence. Global transportation capacity and international competitiveness. Editor / Zhao E