Aviation

Airports and airlines play an increasingly important role in the global economy, facilitating and supporting tourism and business between countries and regions. DHV serves airport and airline clients in optimizing their performance in this industry.

DHV company NACO offers comprehensive planning and top-end design excellence to clients who face capacity shortages and the need for airport facility upgrading. Airport master planning is a key strength. The recent win of a design competition to master plan a new Airport for Beijing in China capable of handling 200 million passengers per year is evidence of the world class service available to customers all over the world. Commercial development, air service development and revenue management are answers to the growing need to maximize non-aviation revenues. NACO sister company InterVISTAS (also fully owned by DHV) provides high level consultancy to airports and airlines on these and related questions. Together, we work for airport authorities and operators, governments, airlines, and private investors in Europe, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, North America and the Caribbean.

Extension program Lounge 1 Schiphol Airport, The Netherlands

The (re)development of Schiphol Airports Lounge 1 is the result of increasing traffic within the Schengen countries and a high demand for better retail facilities. In addition, this project entails the extension of the terminal to accommodate the new baggage reclaim system.Read more

Master planning and airport city development

Aviation is continuously dealing with the challenges of growth, and technological and commercial development. Airports develop into multi-modal, multi-service airport cities or serve a selected segment of the market, such as Low Cost airlines or Business Flights. At NACO, we provide master plans to guide the development of the airport by balancing all the interests involved.

Read more

Airport development plan New Kunming Xiaoshao Airport, China

The Yunnan Province Civil Aviation (YPCA) is developing a new airport outside of Kunming, which will replace the current Wujajiba city airport. The two objectives of YPCA are to develop New Kunming Xiaoshao Airport (KXIA) into the main hub for south (east) Asia, linking China with Viet Nam, Thailand and Laos and to develop the periphery of the new airport into an economic zone supporting the airport functions. Read more

Latest news

rss
6 Jul NACO designs world’s largest airport
30 Jun NACO designs terminal expansion at Sarajevo International Airport, Bosnia and Herzegovina
3 Jun NACO undertakes South Airfield modernization at Abu Dhabi International Airport

People

Publications

rss
1 Dec Rik Krabbendam in iFly magazine