Prague Airport has selected Hill International, Inc., as part of a joint venture that includes INVIN s.r.o. and Contract Management s.r.o., to provide comprehensive construction management services for the expansion of Terminal 2 at Václav Havel Airport Prague, the Czech Republic’s largest airport.

The project includes the expansion of the Terminal 2 Headhouse, along with the construction of a new pier, Pier D. Prague Airport’s project team will also renovate Pier C and other areas within the terminal, installing state-of-the-art systems to improve operational efficiency and enhance the passenger experience. The expansion is linked to other planned infrastructure improvements at the airport, including a new rail station and upgrades at Terminal 1.

“This expansion is important for the Czech Republic and for Europe as a whole,” says Vice President & Aviation Sector Lead Europe Tamara Fleuti. “It also constitutes a milestone for the regional aviation industry, requiring a remarkably high level of integration across airside and landside functions, new and existing structures, and multiple operating systems. We look forward to applying our expertise to help ensure seamless integration, manage risk, maintain uninterrupted passenger flows, and deliver this transformation safely and successfully.”

The Hill team will provide project management, construction management, site supervision, quality control, LEED certification coordination, project controls, and Operational Readiness and Airport Transfer (ORAT) services to help ensure project delivery in line with Prague Airport’s requirements.

Chief Executive Officer Raouf Ghali says: “With Hill’s deep experience in airport infrastructure development across the continent and the expertise of our local partners at INVIN and Contract Management, our construction management team is ready to support Prague Airport in the delivery of an expanded and enhanced terminal that reinforces Václav Havel Airport Prague’s reputation as the gateway to Central Europe. We are honored to be entrusted with this project, which reflects and facilitates the continued growth of Prague as a major European aviation hub.”