Brussels Airport begins its largest investment program in 30 years

Passenger Terminal Today
Elizabeth Baker
24 April 2025

Brussels Airport in Belgium has revealed its plans for its largest investment program in 30 years, which includes an expansion of the departure and arrival halls, as well as the construction of a new intermodal hub, a new hotel, a new drop-off zone and a green boulevard with a park.

Work on the intermodal hub, terminal and hotel is expected to commence in late 2026, with phased completion by 2032. Work on the new drop-off zone will commence at the end of 2025 and is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026.

By extending the departure and arrival halls, the airport hopes to improve capacity, better accommodate passengers with reduced mobility and create more space for passenger flow and processes like check-in. It is also to improve the passenger experience.

Supporting the airport’s sustainability plans, the investment program will incorporate natural light, sustainable materials and futureproofing technologies including water infiltration, underground geothermal storage, heat pumps and solar panels for electricity.

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