TAV Airports announces global expansion plans

TAV Airports has announced plans to expand its global footprint, with a strategic focus on North Africa, the Middle East, and Central Asia. The company currently manages 15 airports across eight countries, including Turkey, North Macedonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Tunisia, Latvia, Saudi Arabia, and Croatia.

CEO Serkan Kaptan confirmed that the company has passed the preliminary qualification stage for a tender regarding an airport in Egypt. In Central Asia, TAV is continuing its investment in Almaty International Airport in Kazakhstan, with a second phase of investment expected to begin soon.

Other ongoing infrastructure projects include the construction of a new terminal at Medina Airport in Saudi Arabia and the expansion of the terminal at Tbilisi International Airport in Georgia. Additionally, the company is increasingly integrating artificial intelligence into its airport operations to optimize passenger flow and improve service efficiency.