How much did Madrid-Barajas Terminal 4 and T4S cost to build?
Madrid-Barajas Terminal 4 and its T4S satellite form the passenger-terminal core of the wider Plan Barajas expansion. Designed by Estudio Lamela and Richard Rogers Partnership, the complex provides 470,000 m² in T4 and 287,000 m² in T4S; the programme also delivered two new runways and associated airfield works. T4 and T4S entered service on 4 February 2006 with capacity for 35 million passengers per year.
Final project cost
€4.7 billion
Approximately $5.9 billion
Cost basis: 2006
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How the cost changed
Budgets, contracts and final costs may cover different stages. Each figure keeps its own year and source.
Final project cost
2006€4.7 billion
Approximately $5.9 billion
congreso.esOriginal budget
1999€3.3 billion
Approximately $3.52 billion
congreso.esFinancing amount
2003€1.9 billion
Approximately $2.15 billion
eib.orgReported project cost
2006€6.2 billion
Approximately $7.78 billion
congreso.esProject metrics
Key dimensions
- Floor areaSpanish Congress infrastructure committee
- 757,000 m²
- Annual passengersAena
- 35,000,000 passengers/year
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