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Jul 31, 2025
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Jacobs achieved this industry milestone through delivering global aviation projects across the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, India and Australia. From advanced terminals and airfield systems to digital infrastructure and green airfield development, Jacobs’ aviation portfolio is a testament to how growth and innovation go hand in hand.
Highlights from Jacobs aviation projects
Jacobs has supported Denver International Airport since it was just a vision in 1992 and through its opening in 1995. Our involvement continues as the airport grows and modernizes — with more than 60 critical projects delivered since 2017. We’re shaping the future of one of the world’s busiest airports through resilient, forward-thinking infrastructure, like its new Consolidated Rent-A-Car Facility and Common Transportation System.
Hartsfield Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Jacobs has supported Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) since 2001. Through the ATL Construction Management Partners joint venture, Jacobs is delivering more than 180 capital projects as part of ATL’s $20 billion “ATLNext” program — focused on facility upgrades, new construction and enhancing the passenger experience.
Jacobs is part of the progressive design-build program at Hollywood Burbank Airport since 2022, Jacobs delivered scope evaluation, market analysis and value engineering that led to more than $450 million in savings over previous estimates — while improving project efficiency and design.
Jacobs has long been a core framework supplier to Heathrow, supporting airport expansion initiatives including new runway capacity, maintaining and upgrading airside infrastructure and helping lead green technology initiatives, such as low carbon concrete trials and a landside electric vehicle strategy.
Airservices Australia Asset Data Capture & Site Investigation
Jacobs is delivering a national asset mapping and assessment program across 33 airports in Australia, helping Airservices Australia gain better insight into asset condition, location and long-term suitability to support safe, sustainable operations.
Dallas Fort Worth International Airport
Jacobs, in partnership with PA Consulting, has secured a landmark digital transformation engagement with Dallas Fort Worth (DWF) International Airport – the first win under our integrated digital and data aviation sales strategy. Leveraging our deep expertise in artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning (ML) and cross-sector digital innovation – from aviation to national security and utilities – helping DFW drive operational efficiency and accelerate innovation.
Noida International Airport, India
As program management consultant for India’s first net-zero emissions greenfield airport, Jacobs helped shape the vision and scope for phase one of the Noida International Airport, including constructing a new terminal, runway, taxiways, cargo facilities and ancillary buildings across a 3,296-acre site.
Red Sea International Airport, Saudi Arabia
Jacobs has delivered a detailed terminal design for this landmark airport on Saudi Arabia’s east coast — advancing sustainable tourism and contributing to the nation’s Vision 2030 goals.
King Salman International Airport
Jacobs supports concept validation and runway design for King Salman International Airport, designed to handle up to 100 million passengers annually. The master plan covers approximately 57 square kilometers and emphasizes low-carbon infrastructure and energy efficiency and includes six parallel runways, new terminals and real estate development in the surrounding area.
Boeing Military Aviation Campus, St.Louis
Selected for its design, engineering and environmental services, Jacobs is delivering a 1.1 million square foot expansion to Boeing’s St. Louis campus. This $1.8 billion project will support cutting-edge combat aircraft production and reinforce Jacobs’ defense sector credentials.
Leading Tomorrow’s Global Aviation
Opportunities are accelerating across Australia, where major airports are expanding; in the Middle East, where mega-hub development is reshaping aviation; and in the U.S. and Europe, where large-scale modernization and digital upgrades are gaining speed.
With future-focused master planning, integrated digital delivery and resilient infrastructure, Jacobs is not just leading the aviation sector — it’s shaping what comes next.
“The remarkable accomplishment of Jacobs achieving the top spot in Engineering News- Record’s aviation rankings reflects the depth of our technical expertise, the consistent performance of our global aviation team and the trust placed in us by our global clients who continue to engage us on complex aviation programs,” says Jacobs Vice President, Global Aviation Director Andrew Gibson. “We would not have achieved this success without the dedication and hard work of our aviation staff and all other supporting disciplines — whose hard work and passion are driving our success.”