Four new vehicle halls were designed for specialist winter maintenance vehicles. The solution facilitates servicing and storage of vehicles, providing particular improvements to reliability in winter conditions. The buildings were designed jointly with the users to make them functional and as flexible as possible. A special characteristic of the design was the precise dimensions of the outdoor areas. The brush blower machines used to maintain the runways require an exceptionally large amount of room for manoeuvre, and the busiest times for maintenance always coincide with the most challenging weather conditions. For air passengers, the journey has gone smoothly when everything runs on time.

The airport’s emergency services moved to a new emergency response station in the immediate vicinity of the terminal. The location facilitates and accelerates the movement of emergency services personnel. The former emergency response station was repurposed as the nerve centre of the maintenance operations. The building contains premises for the maintenance personnel, offices and training facilities.