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At the Perm airport began setting up the ladders

At the airport "Perm" completed asphalt apron and taxiing path, is the installation of lighting

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At the Perm airport began setting up the ladders

At the airport "Perm" completed asphalt apron and taxiing path, is the installation of lighting. Before the end of the month, the taxiway C will be completed. At the same time, teletraps are being prepared for operation.

The airport infrastructure has been reconstructed since last year. The total thickness of all layers of road clothing in the updated areas exceeded three meters. After completion of the work, the documentation on the object will go to Rostekhnadzor. According to the results of the inspection, the airport will receive permission to use the new infrastructure for receiving aircraft. At the same time, the telepaths will start working.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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