Salzburg Airport begins second phase of PFAS Remediation
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Salzburg Airport has launched the second phase of its PFAS contamination remediation project.
The phase is estimated to cost around 50 million euros, with up to 30 million euros expected from the contamination remediation fund, and will involve a concrete wall up to 25 metres deep surrounding the contaminated area and six well pairs pumping groundwater to a new treatment plant; construction is planned for 2028‑2029 with completion targeted for 2030, subject to permits, a disposal solution and an amendment to landfill regulations setting limits for PFAS‑contaminated excavated material.