(ATR)Istanbul and Tokyo propose two gateway airports for the 2020 Games. In this installment of By the Book, Around the Rings presents a look at plans of Istanbul, Madrid, and Tokyo for the 2020 gateway airport.
Istanbul
Ataturk International Airport
Number of terminals: 3-Existing (2012), 3-Planned (2020)
Number of international departure gates: 42-Existing (2012), 42-Planned (2020)
Passengers/hour: 10,200-Existing (2012), 10,200-Planned (2020)
Sabiha Gokcen International Airport, Istanbul
Number of terminals: 1-Existing (2012), 1-Planned (2020)
Number of international departure gates: 24-Existing (2012), 45-Planned (2020)
Passengers/hour: 4,500-Existing (2012), 8,000-Planned (2020)
Madrid
Madrid-Barajas Airport
Number of terminals: 4-Existing (2012), 4-Planned (2020)
Number of international departure gates: 78-Existing (2012), 78-Planned (2020)
Passengers/hour: 18,000-Existing (2012), 18,000-Planned (2020)
Tokyo
Narita International Airport
Number of terminals: 2-Existing (2012), 2-Planned (2020)
Number of international departure gates: 88-Existing (2012), 99-Planned (2020)
Passengers/hour: 9,200-Existing (2012), 12,500-Planned (2020)
Tokyo International Airport (Haneda)
Number of terminals: 3-Existing (2012), 3-Planned (2020)
Number of international departure gates: 17-Existing (2012), 30-Planned (2020)
Passengers/hour: 16,900-Existing (2012), 23,400-Planned (2020)
By the Book is a series of reports on the 2020 candidate cities, using information provided in the candidate file of each city.
Written by Nicole Bennett.
20 Years at #1: Your best source of news about the Olympics is AroundTheRings.com, for subscribers only.