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Project overview
A world-class airport terminal for New York and New Jersey  

Newark Liberty’s Terminal A first opened more than 40 years ago. Aging infrastructure and limited capacity meant it could no longer keep pace with rising demand or modern passenger expectations. In response, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) launched a $2.7b redevelopment to deliver a modern, scalable terminal capable of meeting long-term needs.

The new 1m sq ft, 33-gate facility opened in 2023, serving 15 million passengers in its first year and offering the flexibility to expand to 45 gates in the future. The terminal now spans three levels and is supported by state-of-the-art digital technology and advanced baggage handling.

The opening of Terminal A marks the first stage of a wider transformation. The planned AirTrain system will further increase capacity and improve the passenger experience in the years ahead.

Project story

Working in partnership from design to construction 

We supported the Port Authority throughout the seven-year program—from early design through construction, commissioning, and operations.

Drawing on our global aviation experience, we established an integrated controls solution that created a single hub for cost, schedule, and risk. Program-wide dashboards and reporting gave stakeholders clear visibility into financials, milestones, and emerging risks—strengthening decision-making at every stage. We also advised on contracting strategy, procurement, and major change negotiations.

Our team led the Operational Readiness Activation and Transition (ORAT) program, coordinating training and handover to support a smooth, safe transition into live operations.

An award-winning terminal that delivers impact 

Terminal A is already delivering meaningful economic, social, and environmental value. Its LEED Gold certification reflects the program’s commitment to embedding sustainability throughout design and operations.

The redevelopment has also strengthened the region’s economy, including local art and food-and-beverage retail outlets, with a strong emphasis on supporting regional businesses. The program created 2,500 direct jobs and delivered more than $1.9b in wages, contributing an estimated $4.6b in regional economic activity.

This impact is matched by global recognition. Awards including Skytrax’s prestigious 5-star rating and the Prix Versailles Special Prize for Architecture highlight the terminal’s significance as a world-class aviation facility.

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