Bristol said the investment would enhance services and accessibility for customers, double the number of coach bays, and provide more than 2,000 parking spaces for motorists.
As part of the renovation, the current pedestrian route of using steps and slopes between the car parks and the terminals will be removed, giving customers extra accessibility.
“It is the largest single capital investment project since the terminal opened in 2000 and will take 18 months to complete,” said chief executive Dave Lees on Tuesday (26 September).
“During the project, customers will see several temporary changes taking place, including temporary relocation of some car parks and changes to internal roads layouts.”
The £60 million investment is part of Bristol airport’s multi-million-pound development targeting an increase to 12 million annual passengers.
