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Ohrid Airport opens new terminal after 56-year renovation
The St. Paul Airport in Ohrid has undergone a 2.7 million euro modernization, marking the first major renovation of its terminal facilities in 56 years. The project includes a reconstructed passenger terminal, expanded check-in areas, increased security control zones, reorganized parking, and updated technology to improve passenger efficiency.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Transport Aleksandar Nikoloski stated that the upgrades aim to provide a significantly better experience for travelers. He noted that the airport has already seen record numbers, with over 240,000 passengers recorded between January and June. Combined, North Macedonia's two airports are projected to approach 4 million passengers this year.
In addition to the airport upgrades, work continues on the Ohrid-Kichevo highway. Nikoloski indicated that the most difficult section is nearing completion and expects the entire highway to be operational by the first half of next year. The new terminal also features cultural elements, including mosaics inspired by historical finds in Ohrid.
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Aleksandar Nikoloski · Hristijan Mickoski · Ohrid St. Paul Airport · Ohrid-Kichevo Highway
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] The modernization of the airport involved an investment of 2.7 million euros. denesen.mk
- [● 2 SOURCES] Ohrid Airport recorded over 240,000 passengers between January and June of this year. denesen.mk · vecer.mk
- [● 2 SOURCES] The combined passenger count for both Macedonian airports is expected to approach 4 million this year. denesen.mk · vecer.mk
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The Ohrid-Kichevo highway is expected to be fully opened during the first half of next year. vecer.mk
- [● 2 SOURCES] The reconstruction of the terminal building and auxiliary rooms provides improved conditions for passengers. denesen.mk · vecer.mk
- [● 2 SOURCES] The last major interventions at the airport occurred approximately 56 years ago in 1970. denesen.mk · vecer.mk