Oslo Airport
Project description
Due to the steady economic well-being of Norway, Oslo Gardermoen Airport (OSL), along with its geographic position and available capacity, the air transport market at OSL had been developing dynamically for some years. Its prime role in providing Norway with adequate infrastructure for domestic and international connectivity is more and more being supplemented by its role as an attractive international/inter-continental Hub serving US, Middle East and Far-East Asia and India destinations.
OSL‘s operator, Avinor, had initiated a major terminal expansion programme to adapt to the Terminal's future capacity and quality requirements. This was done by providing operational excellence in airport customer services and allowing for an optimum level of commercial activities to maximise Avinor's commercial income.
As commercial contracts in OSL terminal were due to expire in 2022/23, Avinor asked planeground for a major upgrade of the Duty-free concept. The aim was to supplement it with associated functional/operational commercial enhancements throughout the Terminal.
Services provided
- Inventory of data, as-built drawings and air traffic numbers
- Functional / operational and commercial review of the existing situation and available planning concepts
- Gate and aircraft stand demand analysis
- Capacity demand analysis for all terminal processors
- Commercial performance analysis and benchmark comparison
- SWOT Analysis
- Definition of key guidelines
- Functional/operational terminal concept planning
- Developing and concept planning of commercial strategy
- Prioritisation of improvement measures.
We focus on quality and continuity – as this is what our clients appreciate.