Ecuator - Quito International Airport New Terminal 

Project : Quito - Ecuator

Product : 605 * 605 mm steel Lay-in Ceiling

The New Quito International Airport is located at approximately 18 kilometers east of Quito replacing the former Mariscal Sucre Airport located in the densely populated residential area of Quito’s northern sector. The Civil Aviation Direction of Ecuador acquired the relocation site in the 1970s through fair compensations. The relocation is also part of Quito’s Municipality effort to promote aviation safety, renew its historical center and create an urban park in the grounds of the old airport. The new airport site was an undeveloped greenfield that presented a range of habitat conditions, a high level of biodiversity, and neighbors mostly agricultural lands. The new airport has 1500 hectares, which exceed the old airport capacity expecting having more passengers and cargo demands. The new airport includes a 4,100-meter landing strip, a passenger terminal, an administrative building, national and international cargo buildings, navigation systems, a catering building, and a wastewater treatment plant.

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Lay in Ceiling