Source document · SRC-005
ANA delivers the technical report for the new Lisbon airport
As of
ANA's announcement that it delivered the technical report on 16 July 2026: two runways in the initial phase, 64 boarding gates, 72 contact bridges, a terminal of about 500,000 m², 56 million passengers in the opening year and development up to 85 million, a 'Net Zero' building aim, a team of more than 250 people, phased release of the firing range by 2029 and more than 250 km of new roads.
Record details
- Record ID
- SRC-005
- As-of date
- First seen by the observatory
- Last verified
- Issuer
- ANA – Aeroportos de Portugal (VINCI Airports)
- Original URL
- pt.newsroom.ana.pt
- Publication date
- Document category
- Company statement
- Media type
- Web page
- Original language
- Portuguese
- Source hierarchy tier
- 2 — Official report, plan or statement
- Document status
- Current
- Licence / reuse terms
- Not licensed for redistribution: linked only
- Date link last checked
- HTTP status at last check
- 200
- Institution
- ANA – Aeroportos de Portugal
Records that cite this source
- Milestone Technical report delivered Status: Completed and verified
- Milestone Firing-range land released for the airport Status: Target / forecast
- Open question Which designers, architects and contractors have been appointed?
- Open question How will airspace be restructured around civil and military traffic?
- Open question How will water, fuel and power reach the airport?
- Figure Upgrades to existing roads Status: Officially proposed
- Figure Passenger capacity at opening Status: Officially proposed
- Figure Long-term passenger capacity Status: Target / forecast
- Figure Runways in the initial phase Status: Officially proposed
- Figure Passenger terminal area Status: Officially proposed
- Figure Boarding gates Status: Officially proposed
- Figure Contact boarding bridges Status: Officially proposed
- Figure Rail journey time to central Lisbon Status: Officially proposed
- Figure New roads Status: Officially proposed
- Glossary term Net Zero
- FAQ What roads are planned?
- Glossary term Contact boarding bridge
- FAQ How many runways will it have?
- FAQ How big will the terminal be?
- FAQ Who are the architects?
- FAQ Will the terminal be carbon neutral?
- FAQ Where will planes fly, and who will hear them?
- FAQ Who is building and running the airport?
- FAQ When does construction start?
- Claim Firing-range land to be released in phases by 2029 Status: Target / forecast
- Claim Airspace restructuring and utility networks are being planned Status: Officially proposed
- Correction Length of new roads: ‘250 km’ and ‘more than 250 km’
- Decision Demilitarisation spending authorised Status: Legally decided
- Decision Technical report submitted Status: Officially proposed
- Claim Technical report delivered on 16 July 2026 Status: Completed and verified
- Claim Capacity of 56 million passengers a year at opening Status: Officially proposed
- Claim Growth to 85 million passengers a year Status: Target / forecast
- Claim Two runways in the initial phase Status: Officially proposed
- Claim A single passenger terminal of about 500,000 m² Status: Officially proposed
- Claim 64 boarding gates and 72 contact boarding bridges Status: Officially proposed
- Claim ‘Net Zero’ building ambition Status: Officially proposed
- Claim About 20 minutes by train to central Lisbon Status: Officially proposed
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