Significantly more check-in counters will be provided at the refurbished Terminal 2 of the capital’s airport. The project foresees in the next year and a half an increase in the number of check-in counters from the current 34 to 52. The concessionaire’s strategy for a five-star regional airport includes a number of improvements at the airport, including the transfer of aircraft traffic from the 70-year-old Terminal 1 building to Terminal 2 following its complete redevelopment.
More check-in counters mean greater convenience to our customers, improved airport capacity, faster passenger service, the airport added. In order to make room for the new counters, the domestic area will be relocated, allowing Varna and Burgas passengers to make use of the terminal’s dining, shopping and other rest facilities, which is currently not possible.
All check-in counters will be connected to a completely new baggage handling system that will allow passengers to process their own checked luggage.
The development of the departure area is planned for 2023.