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This is a Spanish version. BAA Plc, (formerly British Airports Authority) the world's largest commercial operator of airports, resumed its construction of Heathrow's fifth terminal (T5). T5 was not just a terminal building but a transport interchange involving the boring of tunnels, construction of roads, car parking, retail facilities, waste management and airfield facilities. Ever since the idea of the project was proposed, there were different opinions expressed by various people. The plans of T5 were subject to the UKs longest ever governmental inquiry lasting for three years and 10 months and costing 80 million pounds. The risks attached to this mega project compelled BAA to tackle them in novel ways. The case study helps readers in understanding the novel project management techniques adopted by BAA in managing the T5 project.