Ethiopia is building Africa's largest airport at Bishoftu, a $12.5 billion mega-hub meant to make Addis Ababa the continent's gateway to the world.
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Key Facts
—The project: Ethiopia is building Bishoftu International Airport, set to be Africa’s largest, about 40 km southeast of Addis Ababa.
—Price tag: The hub will cost around $12.5 billion, one of the biggest single infrastructure bets on the continent.
—Capacity: When complete it is designed to handle up to 110 million passengers a year, more than four times today’s Addis airport.
The project was expected to cost $10 billion but was later revised to $12.5 billion due to inflation and other modifications.
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