About us Informations about Genève Aéroport Briefly Governance & management Strategy, Vision, Values Major projects Investor Overview of projects and sites Infrastructure for aircraft, passengers, baggage. Genève Aéroport is a complex structure, often compared to a city within the city. As such, it ensures the proper functioning of its infrastructures and the responsible development of facilities through many projects. Projects by 20301. Refresh of satellites 30 and 40 DESCRIPTION: Rebuilding of the three satellites dedicated to passengers boarding to adapt them to aircraft modernisation, to the constraints of the airport process and the passengers’ needs in terms of comfort. This will allow to rethink the border control areas and add shopping areas DURATION: 2 years per satellite START DATE: 2025 LOCATION: current location of the three satellites 2. Transformation of satellites 20, 30 and 40 DESCRIPTION: Refreshment of satellites 30 and 40 dedicated to passengers’ boarding in order to improve comfort and satisfaction DURATION: 18 months START DATE: 2017 / Completed LOCATION: satellites 30 and 40 3. Positions 50 DESCRIPTION: Refreshment of satellites 30 and 40 dedicated to passengers’ boarding in order to improve comfort and satisfaction DURATION: 18 months START DATE: 2017 / Completed LOCATION: satellites 30 and 40 4. Quick exit 04 DESCRIPTION: Creation of a 95,000 m3 retention pond dedicated to wastewater captured on the tarmac and runway areas. During the summer, this retention pond will regulate the amount of water discharged in the Vengeron area and thus limit erosion of the bed and banks of this watercourse. Clear waters and waters polluted by aircraft deicing products are separated during winter. Polluted waters are pumped and sent to the Aïre water treatment plant. DURATION: 3 years. START DATE: 2016 LOCATION: North-East of the platform 5. Watershed drainage works DESCRIPTION: Creation of a 95,000 m3 retention pond dedicated to wastewater captured on the tarmac and runway areas. During the summer, this retention pond will allow to regulate the amount of water discharged in the Vengeron area and thus limit erosion of the bed and banks of this watercourse. Clear waters and waters polluted by aircraft deicing products are separated during winter. Polluted waters are pumped and sent to the Aïre water treatment plant. DURATION: 3 years. START DATE: 2016 LOCATION: North-East of the platform 6. Construction of an East Wing dedicated to intercontinental flights DESCRIPTION: Construction of an East wing dedicated to boarding and deplaning of long-haul intercontinental flights and non-Schengen in general. It will significantly improve the service level provided to passengers of these flights DURATION: 3 years. START DATE: 2016 LOCATION: East extension of front jetty of Terminal 1 7. Construction of the East thermal power plant DESCRIPTION: Infrastructure connection and adaptation of Genève Aéroport to the GeniLac network to fuel our infrastructure with 100% renewable and non-fossil energy DURATION: 1 year START DATE: 2019 LOCATION: South of the platform 8. Creating a VIP Pavilion DESCRIPTION: To continue the contribution to the “International Geneva”, the VIP Pavilion sustainably and effectively enables around 4200 annual diplomatic operations DURATION: 1 year START DATE: 2016 / Completed LOCATION: in front of the Freight Hall 9. T1 boosted DESCRIPTION: Construction of two new security lines to enhance security processing capacity of Terminal 1 DURATION: 1 year START DATE: 2016 / Completed LOCATION: Departures floor, as an extension of the Centralised Security Control 10. CSC+ DESCRIPTION: Construction of a temporary security area at the check-in level to increase the global system capacity and passengers’ satisfaction DURATION: 6 months START DATE: 2017 / Completed LOCATION: T1+ 11. Upgrading the existing structures and advancement of the facade DESCRIPTION: Extension of Terminal 1 façade in order to win more depth in the check-in area and to reorganise airline counters DURATION: 18 months START DATE: 2016 / Completed LOCATION: check-in level, city side 12. Maintaining the existing structures’ compliance with the standards DESCRIPTION: Maintaining the main terminal holders’ compliance with the standards Interventions include structural reinforcement (welding of reinforcement plates) and fire protection of vertical metal elements DURATION: Works scheduling since 2016 START DATE: 2016 LOCATION: check-in level, city side 13. Baggage sorting logistics centre and SCADA TRIBAG implementation DESCRIPTION: This new baggage sorting system is designed and sized to meet a need for overall development, corresponding to forecast capacities, i.e. 25 million passengers by 2035. It must meet the new standards (energy saving, safety, technical) and its design should rely on sustainable technology (mechanical and computer). The new machine standard 3 for hold baggage control will be met with this new baggage handling system DURATION: 4 years START DATE: 2018 LOCATION: Terminal 1 and GVA Center building 14. Operations coordination centre fit-out DESCRIPTION: Creation of an airport operations control centre that groups all operations partners in one place. Thanks to this centre, communication between these partners will significantly improve and degraded situations will be managed more effectively DURATION: 2 years START DATE: 2015 / Completed LOCATION: BATOPS building 15. CAP2030 Project DESCRIPTION: Major transformation of Terminal 1 to improve passengers’ comfort and satisfaction. This project will allow Genève Aéroport to significantly increase service quality and boost its potential for dozens of years to come DURATION: 6 years START DATE: 2026 LOCATION: Terminal 1 16. Expansion of P41 DESCRIPTION: This parking is now located under Hall 6 of Palexpo. It unfolds on one level. The intention is to rearrange the car park by adding 2 levels. The future car park will have 400 additional places DURATION: 2.5 years START DATE: 2019 LOCATION: under Hall 6 of Palexpo 17. Renovation of P26 DESCRIPTION: Genève Aéroport took over the management of this car park which requires rehabilitation to comply with the airport’s standards. The renovations and improvements presented below mainly concern the following: Decreasing soil permeability and rehabilitation of the concrete Improvement of lighting which today consumes a lot of energy. Fire defence Signage modernisation by introducing a new visual concept Changes to the air vents DURATION: 1 and half years START DATE: 2019 LOCATION: under the Arena of Palexpo 18. Rehabilitation of the Grand Hangar DESCRIPTION: Full upgrading of the entire building to the standards, especially in terms of energy DURATION: 2 years START DATE: 2020 LOCATION: At the West of the platform in front of the Skyguide building