Reconstructed Building of Pulkovo-1 Terminal Put into Operation at ULLI
On 3 Feb 2015 Saint-Petersburg Pulkovo Airport put into operation new building of Pulkovo-1 terminal after the reconstruction. It’s connected to the main centralized terminal building by transition gallery and designed to serve domestic passengers flights.
The building was closed for the reconstruction on 28 Feb 2014. The amount of investment was 60 million euros. After 11 months terminal is once again ready to meet and serve St. Petersburg residents and guests of the city.
What has changed in Pulkovo-1?
“Pulkovo-1” has become a part of the central passenger terminal and it’s intended to serve domestic passengers now. Entry and exit from the airport, check-in and preflight procedures, as before, will be carried out in the main building of a single terminal complex. Then through the transition gallery connecting the two buildings domestic passengers will fall into the “Pulkovo-1”. In the renovated complex they will be waiting for boarding procedures and departure. Passengers of domestic flights arriving to the “Pulkovo-1”, will go though the gallery to the main building for baggage claim and exit to the city.
This project should help Pulkovo to compete and become one of the leading stations in the area.
We welcome your flights at this airport with our assistance as well as at any other of over 100 stations throughout Russia and CIS, where we have our set ups.
Source: Streamline OPS
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