Upscale works to last 42 days at Lagos intl’airport -FAAN

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By Etuka Sunday

From Suleiman Idris, Lagos Ongoing work on the new terminal building at the international wing of the Murtala Mohammed Airport in Lagos has reach its linkage stage with the old terminal to enable the shift of some operations from the present building to the brand new one.
The upscale work, according to the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) will last for 42 days to enable the construction film, China Civil Construction Company link the proposed apron under construction to the existing one.
The country’s airports management agency seeks cooperation among its various stakeholders to ensure human and vehicular movement go about unhindered around and within the international wing of the airport, FAAN spokesperson, Mrs. Henrietta Yakubu told journalists in Lagos.
The International Airport’s Apron Gate 1 and some sections of Taxiway F would be closed to human and vehicular traffic for six weeks… the authority has developed and deployed specific procedures for vehicular movements and officers of the Aviation Security department have been mobilized to ensure compliance, she added.
“The authority will like to solicit the understanding and cooperation of all concerned towards ensuring a safe airside for aircraft movement and personnel safety during the construction.” The General Manager on Public Affairs said further.

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