Work has started on a £10 million fit-out project at Edinburgh Airport.

BAM Construction has been appointed to deliver the scheme at the Airport's new three-storey terminal extension, with the building scheduled to be open in late 2018.

At the start of 2017, the contractor was selected to deliver the first phase of the terminal expansion project, which forms part of a wider £80m investment at the airport.

Once finished, the terminal building will provide expanded domestic and international arrival facilities including baggage reclaim, border control, additional food/beverage outlets, expanded lounge space and new office accommodation.


Bruce Dickson, Regional Director at BAM Construction, said: "This is an exciting and significant project and we are delighted to be part of the team delivering it. All airport users will benefit from an enhanced travelling experience befitting Edinburgh's standing as a global business and tourist destination."

Ian Lang, Capital Director at Edinburgh Airport, added: "As Edinburgh Airport continues to grow it's important we provide infrastructure that is fit for purpose and meets the needs of passengers and our airline partners whilst maintaining day to day operations.

"BAM Construction understand and share our focus on that and we are happy to extend that partnership as we further enhance passenger facilities at Scotland's busiest airport."

(LM)