Changes are on the horizon for Birmingham Airport as it embarks on a £300 million redevelopment plan. Aiming to serve over 18 million passengers annually by 2033, the airport has announced new routes, enhanced security measures, and facilities to improve passenger experience.
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00:00Birmingham Airport has unveiled a major £300 million investment plan set to transform the
00:06facility by 2033. The redevelopment aims to accommodate more than 18 million passengers
00:13a year. In a move to enhance security, new CT scanners have been installed, allowing
00:19passengers to keep liquids and electronics in their bags, although the liquid limiter
00:23remains in place. Two additional security lines are also set to be added.
00:29The airport's sustainability goals are also progressing, with £9.7 million allocated
00:35to a solar farm on site, supporting its ambition for net-zero carbon emissions by 2033. In
00:42response to passenger demand, new dining options are gradually being introduced. These developments
00:49reflect the airport's commitment to accommodating future travel needs, while enhancing the passenger
00:55experience and environmental responsibility.