Pakistan's largest airport by area spanning 4,300 acres, built as part of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor to serve as a strategic aviation hub.


New Gwadar International Airport is located in Gorandani, 26 kilometers northeast of Gwadar city on the Arabian Sea coast of Balochistan Province. The airport serves as Pakistan's second greenfield airport and is positioned approximately 45 kilometers from the Chinese-operated Gwadar Port.
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The airport commenced commercial operations in January 2025 with minimal flight frequency, operating three weekly flights transitioned from the old Gwadar airport.
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Workers across aviation operations, ground handling services, cargo terminal management, and airport administration under Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority oversight.

The airport can accommodate 400,000 passengers annually with expansion potential to 1.6 million, featuring a 14,000 square meter terminal and 30,000-tonne cargo capacity.
The airport features modern 4F category infrastructure capable of handling Airbus A380 and Boeing 747-8 aircraft with a 3,658-meter runway and advanced cargo refrigeration facilities.
The airport incorporates modern terminal design standards and cargo handling facilities with refrigeration systems to minimize environmental impact of perishable goods transport.
Develop comprehensive commercial viability plans in coordination with Gwadar Port development authorities and address regional security concerns to attract international carriers.
Prioritize connectivity development between the airport and Gwadar Port while implementing security enhancements to support the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor strategic objectives.
Establish green aviation practices and sustainable facility management protocols to position the airport as an environmentally responsible regional aviation gateway.