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Construction of Road From Thalian on M-2 to New Islamabad International Airport Including periphery Roads
Project Cost: 1921 Million
Client: NHA
Ownership: NHA Ministry of Communications Government of Pakistan
Consultant: M/s Asif Ali Associates Lahore
Commencement Date: April 10,2016
Completion Date: October 10,2016
Construction of Road From Thalian on M-2 to New Islamabad International Airport Including periphery Roads
Project Cost: 1921 Million
Client: NHA
Ownership: NHA Ministry of Communications Government of Pakistan
Consultant: M/s Asif Ali Associates Lahore
Commencement Date: April 10,2016
Completion Date: October 10,2016
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Completion of Islamabad International Airport by Dec 25
ISLAMABAD - Islamabad International Airport project would be completed by December 25 this year, Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) informed the Senate's Standing Committee on cabinet secretariat on Tuesday.
The committee which met here at old PIPS office was chaired by Senator Muhammad Talha Mehmood and attended by members. It was informed that the new airport operationalisation process will take further six-eight months. The officials said that airport would start its operations from July 30, 2017.
The committee said that further extension will not be given without prior approval. The officials said that the land acquisition course of Ramma Dam is completed, and added that the acquired land for the dam was handed over to its contractor on 16th March this year.
The officials further said that land acquisition for Kassana Dam has also commenced. The committee constituted a sub-committee to visit andcheck the progress of maintenance work of Quetta airport andrecommended the CAA to increase the number of flights to northern areas.
Thecommittee also directed CAA to take stern action against the corrupt officials of Pakistan International Airline(PIA) selling tickets in black at Gilgit-Baltistan airport. The officials also informed the committee that PIA had inducted 691 employees during the year 2013-15 in various cadres.
http://dailytimes.com.pk/pakistan/10-May-16/completion-of-islamabad-international-airport-by-dec-25
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New Islamabad airport: Rs3 billion allocated for road network
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has allocated three billion rupees under the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) for the year 2016-2017 for construction of road network of the New Islamabad International Airport (NIIA).
The first-ever green-field airport, having a capacity to support landing and parking of Airbus-380, the biggest passenger aircraft of the world, is being constructed near Fateh Jang, some 20 kilometres from the centre of the federal capital, and 23 kilometres from Rawalpindi.
The new airport is being constructed just a few kilometres from the Islamabad interchange on the M1/M2 motorways. The airport would be equipped with cutting-edge technologies and state-of-the-art facilities for the passengers.
The much-delayed mega project covers an area of 3,289 acres.
According to sources, the inordinate delay occurred in the completion of the project due to land acquisition process, frequently changing directors, cancellation and revival of contracts with international companies, lack of easy access road for shifting heavy machinery and absence of water and electricity resources in the area.
A senior official of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said the latest landing system would allow planes to land in harsh weather conditions.
With the help of the Islamabad Electric Supply Company (Iesco), the NIIA has established its own grid station for power supply.
The airport, once completed, will have 90 check-in counters and a parking facility for 2,000 vehicles, a control tower, maintenance hangar, a 15-gate terminal with ten remote gates, a four-star hotel, a convention centre, duty-free shops, food court, two-runways, six taxiways, five aprons, 15 passenger boarding bridges, runway lightening system, 150KMT cargo handling facility, and 42 immigration counters.
New Islamabad airport: The airport to nowhere
The new airport will also feature the highest baggage security system in the country that is five levels of security screening process for luggage.
More than 10,000 saplings have been planted in the airport area to make the atmosphere healthy and green. The airport is also likely to create massive job opportunities and other commercial activities in the area.
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has allocated three billion rupees under the Public Sector Development Programme (PSDP) for the year 2016-2017 for construction of road network of the New Islamabad International Airport (NIIA).
The first-ever green-field airport, having a capacity to support landing and parking of Airbus-380, the biggest passenger aircraft of the world, is being constructed near Fateh Jang, some 20 kilometres from the centre of the federal capital, and 23 kilometres from Rawalpindi.
The new airport is being constructed just a few kilometres from the Islamabad interchange on the M1/M2 motorways. The airport would be equipped with cutting-edge technologies and state-of-the-art facilities for the passengers.
The much-delayed mega project covers an area of 3,289 acres.
According to sources, the inordinate delay occurred in the completion of the project due to land acquisition process, frequently changing directors, cancellation and revival of contracts with international companies, lack of easy access road for shifting heavy machinery and absence of water and electricity resources in the area.
A senior official of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) said the latest landing system would allow planes to land in harsh weather conditions.
With the help of the Islamabad Electric Supply Company (Iesco), the NIIA has established its own grid station for power supply.
The airport, once completed, will have 90 check-in counters and a parking facility for 2,000 vehicles, a control tower, maintenance hangar, a 15-gate terminal with ten remote gates, a four-star hotel, a convention centre, duty-free shops, food court, two-runways, six taxiways, five aprons, 15 passenger boarding bridges, runway lightening system, 150KMT cargo handling facility, and 42 immigration counters.
New Islamabad airport: The airport to nowhere
The new airport will also feature the highest baggage security system in the country that is five levels of security screening process for luggage.
More than 10,000 saplings have been planted in the airport area to make the atmosphere healthy and green. The airport is also likely to create massive job opportunities and other commercial activities in the area.
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umm why did they make such a small capacity airport?
They aren't nearly as many "gates" as i thought there would be....Islamabad has a sizable population, plus the number of air travellers only going to go up
They aren't nearly as many "gates" as i thought there would be....Islamabad has a sizable population, plus the number of air travellers only going to go up
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