Belarus' primary international gateway and the busiest airport in the country, serving as a key hub for regional and international flights.
Minsk National Airport (MSQ) is located 42 km east of Minsk, serving as the main international airport of Belarus. It connects the capital with major cities in Europe, the CIS, and the Middle East, and is the operational base for Belavia, the national carrier.
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Passenger traffic increased by 8.5% in 2024 over 2023, with a 16.9% rise in boarded passengers[2][7].
4,200
Employees include airline staff, ground handling, security, concessions, and airport operations personnel.
Ongoing expansion projects, including a new terminal and runway upgrades, will raise annual capacity to 10 million passengers by 2025[5].
Recent investments include new aircraft maintenance facilities and enhanced security screening systems[2][7].
Programs focus on energy-saving measures and modernized infrastructure to reduce environmental impact[2][7].
Continue expanding bilateral air service agreements and regulatory frameworks to support international growth[2].
Prioritize terminal expansion, runway reconstruction, and improved ground transport links to meet rising demand[5].
Accelerate adoption of energy-efficient technologies and green airport operations to align with national sustainability goals.
