As the Omicron variant of Covid threatens to set back air travel once more, it's certainly an anxious time for companies with airport construction projects on their books. It's also a difficult time for airport owners to consider multi-million or multi-billion-euro builds or expansions. Yet there are still a good number of high-profile projects going ahead. In Serbia, the government announced plans this year to develop not one but two new international airports to bolster the existing Nikola Tesla Airport in the capital, Belgrade. One of the airports will be located near Dobanovci, approximately 10km west of Nikola Tesla Airport. This airport will have an area of about 1,100ha, with three runways, two passenger terminals and two freight terminals. The second new airport, Novi Sad, will cover an area of approximately 300 hectares and be located some 15km southeast of the capital, with rail services nearby to offer freight and multimodal opportunities.
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