Kyrgyzstan's largest airport and main international gateway, serving as a regional hub for Central Asia.
Manas International Airport (BSZ) is located 25 km north-northwest of Bishkek, the capital of Kyrgyzstan. It is the country's primary international airport, connecting Bishkek to major cities in Central Asia, Russia, and beyond. The airport is undergoing significant modernization to expand its facilities and improve passenger experience.
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Passenger traffic increased by 12.6% year-over-year in the first half of 2025[8].
2,500
Employees include airline staff, ground services, security, concessions, and airport operations.
Ongoing terminal expansion and runway upgrades will increase passenger and cargo handling capacity by the end of 2025[1][7].
Deployment of modern check-in systems, expanded lounge zones, and upgraded lighting and runway systems will enhance operational efficiency[1][7].
Modernization includes energy-efficient lighting and infrastructure improvements to reduce environmental impact[7].
Collaborate with government and international partners to secure funding and align with regional aviation standards.
Prioritize completion of runway, apron, and terminal modernization to support future growth and resilience[1][7].
Accelerate adoption of energy-efficient technologies and green practices to meet environmental targets.
