JALUX to invest in new Tashkent international airport slated for 2030 opening

JALUX to invest in new Tashkent international airport slated for 2030 opening
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JALUX announced on 14 October that it will invest in the development and operation of a new international airport in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

The airport is planned to open in 2030, will cover about 1,300 hectares and have an initial annual passenger capacity of 20 million, doubling the existing airport’s capacity. JALUX’s major shareholder Sumitomo Corporation, together with Vision International Investment and Incheon International Airport Corporation, will participate in the project, and Sumitomo and the partners hold a 35‑year business rights agreement with state‑owned Uzbekistan Airports.

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