Panama America News:
President inspects construction progress at the Tocumen International Airport
After the completion of the construction
of the North Pier, Tocumen International Airport will start construction
of the new Central and South Terminal.
In order to monitor progress in the work being carried out at the
Tocumen International Airport, the President of the Republic, Ricardo
Martinelli made an inspection. Following the
completion of the construction of the North Pier, Tocumen International
Airport will start construction of the new Central and South Terminal. 's
new South Terminal comprises approximately 75 million square feet of
construction, will include new areas of immigration and customs, a
control tower, a third runway, direct access to the Corredor Sur, check
areas departing passengers, parking lots, commercial areas and 20
bridges approaches that will process up to 15 to 20 million passengers a
year. With this work will expand its annual volume of passenger care 6-10000000. Six million passengers transited the Tocumen Airport in 2011. So
far this year are served daily in Tocumen average about 19 thousand
passengers, up 22% compared to the same period last year. The
tour took place yesterday, Saturday, September 22 at various areas used
by passengers, where the president was struck by the customs and
immigration authorities to expedite care, "which put more staff and
equipment," said Martinelli. The airport terminal has flights to over 65 destinations in 30 countries in America, of which are major users.
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