Pakistan Airports Authority announces plans to upgrade three airports
The Pakistan Airports Authority
(PAA) has announced a major development initiative to upgrade three airports
and construct a new greenfield facility at Dera Ismail Khan Airport.
A PAA spokesperson revealed that the
authority has enlisted national and international consultants from Japan and
Switzerland through a competitive bidding process. The consultants will be
tasked with designing modern terminals, improving taxiways, and expanding
infrastructure to meet the growing demands of passenger and aircraft traffic.
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PAA Director General, Air Vice
Marshal Zeeshan Saeed, emphasized the importance of these upgrades in
positioning Pakistan as a key global aviation hub. He noted that the
improvements will enhance operational efficiency, elevate the passenger
experience, and strengthen connectivity.
The development plan includes the
expansion and modernization of Skardu, Sukkur, and D.G. Khan airports, as well
as the construction of the new D.I. Khan airport.
To ensure the project progresses
smoothly, PAA has appointed project directors who will oversee the design phase
and ensure seamless execution. These directors will serve as a liaison between
internal and external stakeholders to maintain high standards of quality and
efficiency.
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Additionally, the Planning and
Development Directorate of the PAA has launched significant projects at Karachi
and Lahore airports. The runway and external road network at Karachi’s Jinnah
International Airport are complete, while expansion efforts at Lahore’s Allama
Iqbal International Airport continue to enhance passenger facilities.
Source: Profit Pakistan