Inside the world's biggest airport construction projects in 2013/14
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Stanno reclutando gli orsetti....
Tutto è pronto.... Come diceva qualcuno ... Riducono per poi aumentare.
Sto molo C penso che se l'avessi costruito da solo ora sarebbe già finito. Che situazioni ridicole si vedono da noi... Forse solo il nuovo aeroporto di Berlino ci batte, ma lì si parla di un'aeroporto intero mentre qui di un fottuto molo lungo poche decine di metri.
Dovete vedere cosa stanno costruendo qui ad Inceon. Un nuovo terminal a nord dei primi due , in mezzo alle piste esistenti, non soddisfatti di avere gia tre piste ne stanno approntando altre due all esterno di quelle gia esistenti , tra un po avremo cinque piste parallele e tre mega terminal, hanno appena iniziato ma finiranno tra un po, anzi tra pochissimo .
Luca chiedi la messa in moto ....
Luca chiedi la messa in moto ....
Fiumicino compare alla fine ma con progetto di "capacity enhancement" e, soprattutto, previsione di fine lavori al 2044.. per quell'anno l'umanità si sarà probabilmente già trasferita su un altro pianeta..
L'articolo parla di 2017 come data di fine lavori costruzione nuovo terminal e terza pista.
Russia approves new terminal for Pulkovo Airport
Russian authorities have approved the new Terminal 1 for Saint Petersburg Pulkovo International Airport, providing it meets all technical requirements. Terminal 1 officially opened Dec. 4, 2013 after a two-month “testing program.”
The airport had already announced that from Feb. 1 several Russia’s carriers—including S7 Airlines, UTair, Transaero, OrenAir—will transfer all domestic flights to the newly opened terminal.
Rossiya Airlines has transferred several flights there, including flights from Saint Petersburg to several cities in Germany, but because of procedural violations discovered by authorities, the Federal Environmental Industrial and Nuclear Service (Rostechnadzor) refused to issue confirmation documents.
Since early December, Terminal-1 operations were called “testing” and carriers could not transfer more flights.
Pulkovo Airport is operated by Northern Capital Gateway Co. Construction of the new international passenger terminal started in 2010. It is part of a €1.2 billion ($1.6 billion) investment program by the Northern Capital Gateway consortium to renovate the airport and construct the new terminal with the aim of increasing capacity to 17 million passengers per year.
http://atwonline.com/airports-amp-r...m&YM_MID=1447129&sfvc4enews=42&cl=article_4_1
Russian authorities have approved the new Terminal 1 for Saint Petersburg Pulkovo International Airport, providing it meets all technical requirements. Terminal 1 officially opened Dec. 4, 2013 after a two-month “testing program.”
The airport had already announced that from Feb. 1 several Russia’s carriers—including S7 Airlines, UTair, Transaero, OrenAir—will transfer all domestic flights to the newly opened terminal.
Rossiya Airlines has transferred several flights there, including flights from Saint Petersburg to several cities in Germany, but because of procedural violations discovered by authorities, the Federal Environmental Industrial and Nuclear Service (Rostechnadzor) refused to issue confirmation documents.
Since early December, Terminal-1 operations were called “testing” and carriers could not transfer more flights.
Pulkovo Airport is operated by Northern Capital Gateway Co. Construction of the new international passenger terminal started in 2010. It is part of a €1.2 billion ($1.6 billion) investment program by the Northern Capital Gateway consortium to renovate the airport and construct the new terminal with the aim of increasing capacity to 17 million passengers per year.
http://atwonline.com/airports-amp-r...m&YM_MID=1447129&sfvc4enews=42&cl=article_4_1