Boryspil Airport

Kyiv, Ukraine

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Boryspil International Airport (IATA: KBP, ICAO: UKBB) is the main and largest passenger international airport in Ukraine. The airport is located 29 km southeast of Kiev and 6 km from the center of Boryspil.

More than 40 national and foreign airlines carry out passenger and cargo transportation from Boryspil on 77 regular routes around the world.

Boryspil International Airport has two runways with a length of 4,000 m and 3,500 m and four passenger terminals (among which only two newer ones, "D" and "F", are in operation).

Terminal "D"

The area of the terminal is 107 thousand square meters, making it the largest terminal complex in Ukraine. The check-in areas of the new airport complex have a large number of check-in counters (60 in the area of international flights, 16 in the area of domestic flights and 6 for web check-in), 18 aviation security checkpoints in the area of international flights and 6 in the area of domestic flights, 28 passport control booths, which avoids queues. The terminal is equipped with 11 stationary air bridges with an automated docking system (for landing / disembarking), which allow you to simultaneously receive six Boeing 747 aircraft and five Boeing 737 aircraft. The terminal has a playground and a VIP lounge.

Terminal "F"

Terminal "F" was opened on September 21, 2010. The capacity is 900 passengers per departure and 900 - per arrival. In 2013, Terminal F was closed and all flights were transferred to Terminal B and then to Terminal D. On March 31, 2019, the terminal was deconserved and began to test low-cost and charter flights in test mode.

Terminal "A"

He specialized in servicing air passengers traveling in Ukraine.

Terminal "B"

Until 2012, it was the main terminal of the airport. From September 15, 2011 to December 2014, the terminal served all domestic flights for departure and arrival. After the completion of Terminal "D" and the opening of racks and corridors for domestic flights, Terminal "B" is preserved.

Terminal "C"

It was opened to serve VIP passengers. Closed in 2012, and the service of VIP-passengers was transferred to Terminal "D".

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