It is understood that the authority had budgeted the new project at the cost of NIS 10 million.
In a press release issued last week by the Israeli Airports Authority it was noted that there is a steady increased demand for executive and private flights, which increased by 28% in 2007 compared to 2006.
The new terminal will be constructed next to the old terminal - Terminal 1.
Ben Gurion Airport - new executive terminal to be built
The Israeli Airports Authority issued last week a tender for management and operation of a new terminal for executive and private flights at Ben Gurion International Airport
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Ben Gurion Airport - new executive terminal to be built
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