Strategic location
Between Europe and Asia, with quick access to major European markets and good road and rail links for efficient logistics.
Aero Technic BG is expanding its capacity with a new complex at Sofia Airport. Ready to host up to 5 B 737-900 or A 321 aircraft at the same time.
15,000sqm
40,000sqm
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Sofia's strategic position at the crossroads of Europe and Asia makes it an ideal hub for civil aviation. Its proximity to major European cities enables quick access to key markets, reducing transit times and logistics costs. The city is well-connected by road and rail, facilitating efficient supply-chain operations.
Between Europe and Asia, with quick access to major European markets and good road and rail links for efficient logistics.
More favourable than Western Europe and North America. Lower labour costs and operating expenses translate to higher return on investment.
Well-educated, highly skilled workforce with strong engineering and aviation background. Local universities and technical institutes produce qualified graduates.
Regulatory frameworks aligned with European Union standards. The government actively supports investment in aviation infrastructure.
Sofia Airport is one of the fastest-growing airports in Europe. Specialised hangars, maintenance shops, and access to essential services support efficient operations.
Affordable housing, vibrant culture, welcoming community. An attractive destination for professionals and their families — a happy workforce is a productive one.
Bulgarian aviation is growing, demand for MRO services is rising. Sofia places your business at the forefront of this growth.
Bulgaria has a rich history in aircraft engineering and maintenance — a deep pool of experience and expertise to draw on.
Aero Technic BG's new home spans over 15,000 sqm of built space and over 20 m tall on a land plot of nearly 40,000 sqm — able to host up to 5 B 737-900 or A 321 aircraft.
The building is located freely in the northern part of Sofia Airport Complex, Slatina district, Sofia, approximately 1,200 m northeast of the threshold of runway 09 and outside the boundary line, 325 m parallel to the runway axis, according to the airport's requirements.
Transport, pedestrian and emergency access is from the adjoining street on the north-northeast. A security kiosk sits next to the portal. Aircraft access is from the south, off the existing concrete platform directly connected to the runway, through automated hangar doors built to specification.
Mixed structure — prefabricated reinforced concrete columns with metal trusses for the roof. Point reinforced-concrete foundations for the columns. The hall façade uses sandwich panels with a mineral-wool core.
Five portal cranes in total: 4 cranes 24 m long serving Hall A, and 1 crane 36 m long serving Hall B.
Northern part of the Sofia Airport Complex, Slatina district. Direct connection to the airport runway, quick access to the North Speed Bypass and the Ring Road.
The site plan shows the layout of the two halls (Hall A and Hall B), the office blocks and the technical annexes on the plot. The first-floor plan shows the functional breakdown — aircraft halls, workshops, warehouses, boiler rooms and sanitary facilities.
From groundbreaking to standing steel trusses. Below — snapshots from the construction site.
The full "New Aircraft Maintenance Building — Sofia / Bulgaria" brochure is available as a PDF.