From logistics park and business center to aviation museum: Five projects of Airports of Kyrgyzstan
Airports of Kyrgyzstan OJSC is developing several infrastructure and commercial projects at Manas International Airport and in Bishkek. These include a logistics park covering 15.89 hectares, an aircraft maintenance hangar, an aviation museum, a 25-story business center with a helipad, and a mosque with a capacity of over 2,000 people. Some of these facilities are at the design stage, while others are already undergoing construction preparations.
The projects provide for the development of cargo transportation, aircraft maintenance, business, and public infrastructure. At the same time, the company has not yet disclosed specific implementation timelines and the cost of most facilities.
Logistics park covering 15.89 hectares
A logistics park with a total area of 15.89 hectares is planned to be established on the territory of Manas International Airport.
The project provides for the construction of warehouse terminals for cargo storage and processing, administrative and office buildings, loading and unloading zones, parking areas for freight transport, and goods distribution facilities.
The complex will also include the development of roads and necessary engineering and technical infrastructure.
The company expects that the logistics park will help develop international cargo transportation and increase Kyrgyzstan's transit potential.
Hangar for servicing Airbus A321 and DHC-8-400 aircraft
Another project involves the construction of an aviation hangar designed for Airbus A321 and DHC-8-400 aircraft.
The building will be equipped with zones for technical and operational work, engineering and communication systems, as well as auxiliary and administrative-utility rooms.
The new hangar is expected to expand the airport's aircraft maintenance capabilities and strengthen its material and technical base.
Aviation museum at Manas Airport
A museum dedicated to the history and development of civil aviation in Kyrgyzstan is also planned to be established at the airport territory.
According to the concept, the museum will house exhibitions of aviation equipment and historical materials, as well as interactive and educational zones.
In addition, the project provides for premises for conducting guided tours and thematic events.
The company expects that the museum will help preserve the country's aviation heritage and increase young people's interest in aviation professions.
25-story business center with apart-hotel and helipad
Airports of Kyrgyzstan OJSC is developing a project for the construction of a 25-story business center with an apart-hotel in Bishkek at 12a Manas Avenue.
The building features an underground parking lot for 50 vehicles.
The apartments will be located from the 18th to the 24th floor. Each of the seven floors is planned to have 12 rooms, totaling 84 rooms.
A helipad is expected to be arranged on the roof of the business center.
The project focuses on developing the capital's business and hotel infrastructure. Construction timelines and investment volume have not yet been reported.
Recall that the company presented this project back in February 2026. At that time, Economist.kg reported on plans to build the "Aviator" and the intention of Asman Airlines to develop sightseeing and business helicopter flights.
In the state register of the Ministry of Construction, the object already has the status "Under construction", however, the completion date is not specified.
Mosque with a capacity of over 2,000 people
Construction of a mosque designed for more than 2,000 people has already begun on the territory of Manas International Airport.
The building, with an area of about 1.5 thousand m², will be located on the southwestern side of the airport. A plot of 1.245 hectares has been allocated for construction.
In addition to the main building, the project includes a minaret, an ablution room, a musafir block, a parking lot, and landscaping of the surrounding area.
The construction is financed through voluntary donations from citizens. The work is planned to be completed by the end of 2027.
