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Luxembourg Airport — Refurbishment of the Car Park–Terminal Links
Luxembourg Airport
GTA Lux, GTA Eprolor
10 months — Delivered 2025
Pioneers in Infrastructure Upcycling
Refurbishing existing structures without interrupting airport operations
GTA Lux refurbished and upgraded the structures linking the various levels of the Luxembourg Airport car park to the terminal. Carried out on an occupied site, the project required rigorous organisation to guarantee the airport’s operational continuity, user safety and smooth movement throughout the works. The project drew on the expertise of GTA Lux and GTA Eprolor in a comprehensive intervention combining design studies, securing of work areas, dismantling, corrosion protection, powder coating and reinstallation of the structures.
Project sheet
Project owner
lux-Airport (Luxembourg Airport operator)
Location
Luxembourg Airport
Delivery
2025
Duration
10 months
Subsidiaries
GTA Lux, GTA Eprolor
The project in figures
Large-scale refurbishment at the heart of an operational airport
300 lm
of metal structures treated on site
1,000+ lm
of load-bearing beams protected against corrosion
500
glass panels removed and refitted
1,000
posts dismantled, refurbished and reinstalled
Performance & technical know-how
Complete refurbishment of structures and equipment
- 300 linear metres of metal structures treated directly on site.
- Sponge Jet blasting, using abrasive sponges to cut dust and waste by 90%.
- Metallisation followed by a high-performance corrosion protection coating.
- Corrosion protection of more than 1,000 linear metres of load-bearing beams.
- Removal, labelling, packaging and refitting of 500 glass panels.
- 1,000 posts dismantled and taken to the workshop for blasting, metallisation and powder coating, then reinstalled on site.
This intervention durably extended the life of the existing structures by combining on-site treatment with workshop refurbishment, depending on the type of equipment.
Global Service with operational continuity
- Project organised over 10 months, representing around 8,000 hours of work.
- Containment set up to limit nuisance and secure the work areas.
- Scaffolding and fixed access equipment installed for the teams.
- Careful removal and refitting of structures and glazing according to precise phasing.
- Secure temporary routes created to keep people moving smoothly between the car parks and the terminal.
- Coordination of GTA Lux, GTA Eprolor, the engineering & design office and the external inspection body.
- Works completed without disrupting airport operations.
- Project delivered on schedule, on 25 June 2025.
This Global Service approach brought engineering, logistics, corrosion protection, powder coating and reinstallation together in a single operation, delivered under tight operating constraints.
Project documentation
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Expertise deployed
Subsidiaries involved in the project
Specialist in finishing works, refurbishment and corrosion protection for infrastructure in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. In-house teams, works on complex structures and heritage sites.
