The Israeli government has approved a significant budget of 7.2 billion Shekels, equivalent to $1.95 billion, aimed at enhancing the country's aviation and border infrastructure. This budget will primarily focus on upgrading Ben Gurion Airport, Israel's main international gateway, with projects to expand terminal infrastructure, increase passenger capacity, and improve inspection and management systems.
At Ben Gurion Airport, the budget will fund the expansion of terminal infrastructure, the establishment of a Unified Controls Project (UCC) for better operational and security efficiency, and the adaptation of baggage sorting and inspection systems to advanced technology. Additionally, a new fifth wing in Terminal 3 will be constructed, 24 passenger boarding bridges will be replaced, and Terminal 1 will be upgraded.
Besides Ben Gurion, the budget includes investments in Ramon Airport in the Negev and Haifa Airport. Furthermore, hundreds of millions of Shekels are allocated for upgrading and developing land border crossings, which are seen as bridges to peace.
Israel is a country located in the Middle East, on the eastern shore of the Mediterranean Sea. It is known for its rich history and diverse culture.
Shekels are the currency used in Israel, similar to how we use Rupees in India. It's the money people use to buy things there.
Ben Gurion Airport is the main international airport in Israel, located near the city of Tel Aviv. It's like the Indira Gandhi International Airport in Delhi.
Ramon Airport is a newer airport in southern Israel, while Haifa Airport is a smaller airport in the northern part of the country. They help people travel within and outside Israel.
The Unified Controls Project is an initiative to make airport operations more efficient by using advanced technology. It helps in managing flights, passengers, and security better.
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