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Santo Domingo Airport – SDQ will have a new terminal

AERODOM presentó He saysñor tentative of what to beá the future new terminal of the Santo Domingo International Airport on RepúDominican War.

As part of the commitments assumed in the concession contractón renovated and renovated, VINCI Airports and AERODOM reported the progress in the improvements being carried out in the passenger terminal of the Las Am International Airportérich, Ifé Francisco Peña Gómedium (AILA).

With an inverseón greater than thirty million dóhomes, AERODOM with the sponsorship of its shareholder VINCI Airports and the support of the Commissionón Airport and the Airport Department, Eastá executing projects that include remodelingón of the áDepartures and Arrivals Area, renovationón of the roofs, facades, illuminationón, information systemsón and air conditioningón, así like the expansionón and renovation of vehicle parkingíasses so that this important terminal reflects a moreás modern and functional.

Apart from the improvements in the terminal that we will continue talking about in this post, AERODOM presentó He saysñor attempt of the new terminal, whose characterístatics and máI share the details in this video:

Currently the vehicle parkingíit's a buttá being expanded and remodeled, with the acidón of 400 additional spaces for Long Termón, that alsoén includes renewalón of the bearing layer, improving distributionón and vehicle flowíglasses; así how to renovate the gardensías del área.

I dressed themícheck in hoaxes áDepartures area; así like all the áArrivals area receiveán una renovationón complete that includes the change of floors and ceilings, así how to remodelón of decorationón with new elements.

with the propóplace of achieving a transitionón successful and sustainable environmental, isá building a roof of about 3,600 square meters in the northern terminal of AILA that allowá the recoveryón of rainwater for reuseón. Igualmente isá in the final phase of constructionón and commissioningón of a power plantíadditional solar 1.3 MWP on the roof of the terminal, that together with the existing ones carryá the solar park of said airport 5 MWP.

Seeking to modernize the appearance of the terminal building, be installedán coatings (ventilated facade type) on the entire front of the building on its sideéreo. Equally, construction progressesóno installationón of a new Baggage Handling System (BHS), which includes the managementón with modern máinspection machinesósafety and classificationónumber of luggage, with triple redundancy.

“These investments reflect the commitment of AERODOM and our parent company VINCI Airports to offer airport terminals with world-class infrastructure and services in téterms of quality and safety that satisfy the needs of our users and encourage the development of the industry toérea in our país”, I knowñaló Mónika Infante Henríquez, CEO of AERODOM.

All construction workón y remodelación to be executed at the AILA is plannedén be completed in December 2024, to exceptón of the baggage handling system to be finalizedá in June 2025. Durante su implementationón, to maintainán normal airport operations, so it will weará launching a communication planón and señalizationódetailed plan that seeks to minimize inconvenience during the construction processón.

Along with these immediate improvements to the existing terminal, working on the designñor the new AILA passenger terminal, that allows to accommodate the growth of double díI gito in the streetánumber of passengers that the Republic has experiencedúDominican War. This new terminal startá its constructionón in the 2025 with an inverseón of 250 millions of dóhomes, tend to itá a capacity of 4 million passengers per yearñO.

Las Am International Airportérich – Ifé Francisco Peña Gómez is the main terminal toéarea of ​​the republicúDominican Republic due to its locationón and occupies second place in the country's passenger flowís.

VINCI Airports is the world's leading private airport operator, con más de 70 airports in 13 países.

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