Since the smooth relocation of the airport and the start-up of the new Munich Airport in May 1992, which received worldwide media coverage, the expertise of the specialists in Munich has been in demand with airport operators around the world. In its consulting activities, FMG has supported new airport projects in such locations as Kuala Lumpur, Bangkok, Durban and Athens as well as terminal projects in Brussels, Madrid and London.

Annual traffic at Munich Airport is projected to reach 58 million passengers by 2025. This volume cannot be handled without additional capacity in the runway system. Consequently, FMG is planning to build a new runway. A decision on the planning application for this expansion project is expected by the end of this year. In the coming years FMG also intends to expand the passenger handling capacity in Munich to keep pace with demand. To achieve this aim, a satellite terminal will be built on the airport apron and linked to Terminal 2 by an underground transport system. The first phase of the satellite project will include the creation of 27 additional aircraft park positions adjacent to the terminal to permit passengers to board and disembark quickly and conveniently. The new facility will have an annual passenger capacity of 11 million. According to current projections, the satellite terminal will be ready to go into operation in 2015.