Aviation · George Town

Owen Roberts International Airport

Terminal redevelopment — project management and quantity surveying on the island's front door.

Client
Cayman Islands Airports Authority
Sector
Aviation · Public infrastructure
JEC role
Project management & quantity surveying
Scale
CI$55 million · 200,000+ sq ft · four phases
Period
Ongoing
Services
Project management
Quantity surveying
Cost oversight
Valuation advisory

With the expansion of terminal facilities, terminal building land-side and air-side infrastructure, Cayman’s Owen Roberts International will double in size and in the amount of passengers it can comfortably handle. Once the terminal is complete, it will have capacity for some 2.5 million passengers.

JEC are working alongside U.S.-based design firm RS&H, local architects Chalmers Gibbs and AMR Engineers on the new CI$55-million airport expansion. The new building will be constructed in four phases, allowing the airport to stay in continuous operation throughout the project.

The new building will have more than 200,000 square feet and triple the space for public areas in the terminals, a new air-conditioned indoor waiting area for arrivals, and more space for retail and food vendors. The completed terminal will contain much larger departure and arrival lounges, as well as expanded immigration and customs areas and additional check-in gates.

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