Airports

Airport Design

The significance of modern airport design can best be understood by looking at the rapid increase in air traffic. The last ten years have seen a two-digit growth rate in air traffic, passengers, and freight volumes, creating a pressing need for innovative strategies for airports. Competent overall design and engineering is necessary to optimize the potential of both existing and future airports.

Together with its subsidiary, airport consulting partners GmbH Beratende Ingenieure (acp) based in Stuttgart, Germany, the ILF Group offers services for airport facilities, equipment, and technology. The ILF Group offers advisory, engineering, and consulting services to airport authorities and operators from conceptual design to construction supervision.

The airports at Munich, Vienna, Berlin, Leipzig, Stuttgart, Zurich, Ashgabat, Viracopos, Manila, Tallinn, and Tamale, as well as many other national and international airport projects, are proof of the capabilities of the ILF Group.

Fields of Expertise:

• Aircraft maneuvering areas
• Passenger terminals
• Cargo facilities
• Hangars
• Rescue and fire-fighting facilities
• Fuel facilities
• Airport lighting
• Airport traffic control and NAVAIDS
• Safety and security systems
• Special airport systems