Master planning secures the future of an airport by first recording the existing airport buildings and facilities and then expanding and upgrading them to meet future needs. This applies to both new construction and the subsequent expansion of existing buildings and facilities. Master planning describes the objectives for an airport, including all planned expansion stages, implementation plans, compliance with standards and regulations, measures to ensure environmental compatibility and minimise conflicts of interest. In all of this, budgetary aspects must be taken into account and a balance must be maintained between short-term needs and long-term strategies. Master planning is therefore not just the physical layout of an airport, but the embodiment of its strategic vision.

At Dornier, we recognise the quantum leaps in technological development and respond with flexibility and agility to current and upcoming paradigm shifts. An agile master plan does not restrict, but rather liberates by creating freedom for continuous planning processes and (r)evolution by design. We are convinced that sustainability is not merely an ‘add-on’, but rather a fundamental component of master planning. With our broad portfolio of successfully completed projects around the world and our decades of experience behind us, we can offer you innovative solutions for tomorrow today.