Mace and Arcadis appointed to shape Luton Airport expansion
Luton Rising appointed the joint team for programme, project, cost and commercial management as the phased expansion moves into delivery planning.
Transport · Airport
London Luton Airport Expansion
Luton Airport’s expansion proposes improvements to the existing terminal followed by a second terminal, without an additional runway.[1][2]
Current position
Luton Rising appointed a joint Mace Consult and Arcadis team to establish the integrated delivery plan, programme controls and commercial framework for the phased expansion.
Why it matters
The 2025 development consent order allows Luton Airport to expand to a maximum of 32 million passengers a year. The scheme adds a second terminal, taxiways, support buildings and changes to surface access, while continuing to use the existing runway. The additional capacity will be delivered through subsequent construction phases.
Benefits
- Capacity is planned to rise to 32 million passengers a year.