Construction begins on Sydney air traffic control tower upgrade

Posted on May 23, 2024 by Guest authors

The project, to be carried out by principal contractor BESIX Watpac, will modernise the tower’s infrastructure, with Airservices estimating it will add an extra two decades to the structure’s lifespan. Construction will continue in stages through next year.

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