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Project Description
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Project Description
Airports Authority Of India inaugurated an Airport Operations Control Centre (AOCC) and new hangars at LGBI Airport, Guwahati, dist. Kamrup, Assam on 12th February, 2015. The authority has successfully completed the construction of three hangars at Guwahati Airport to facilitate early morning departures and late evening arrivals. Three hangars have a combined capacity to house on AB- 321 and four ATR-72s. The hangars are built as steel framed structure and covered with single skin roofing of high tensile zinc aluminium alloy coated steel sheet. The AOCC is a single window Nerve center for the smooth and efficient airport operations and has been set up by bringing together other stakeholders of the airport operation, within and beyond airport boundaries under one platform to get optimum utilization of the airport resources resulting in providing hassle free/seamless experience to the passengers, airlines and security agencies. [Info as of: Feb. `15]Airports Authority Of India inaugurated an Airport Operations Control Centre (AOCC) and new hangars at LGBI Airport, Guwahati, dist. Kamrup, Assam on 12th February, 2015. The authority has successfully completed the construction of three hangars at Guwahati Airport to facilitate early morning departures and late evening arrivals. Three hangars have a combined capacity to house on AB- 321 and four ATR-72s. The hangars are built as steel framed structure and covered with single skin roofing of high tensile zinc aluminium alloy coated steel sheet. The AOCC is a single window Nerve center for the smooth and efficient airport operations and has been set up by bringing together other stakeholders of the airport operation, within and beyond airport boundaries under one platform to get optimum utilization of the airport resources resulting in providing hassle free/seamless experience to the passengers, airlines and security agencies. [Info as of: Feb. `15]Airports Authority Of India inaugurated an Airport Operations Control Centre (AOCC) and new hangars at LGBI Airport, Guwahati, dist. Kamrup, Assam on 12th February, 2015. The authority has successfully completed the construction of three hangars at Guwahati Airport to facilitate early morning departures and late evening arrivals. Three hangars have a combined capacity to house on AB- 321 and four ATR-72s. The hangars are built as steel framed structure and covered with single skin roofing of high tensile zinc aluminium alloy coated steel sheet. The AOCC is a single window Nerve center for the smooth and efficient airport operations and has been set up by bringing together other stakeholders of the airport operation, within and beyond airport boundaries under one platform to get optimum utilization of the airport resources resulting in providing hassle free/seamless experience to the passengers, airlines and security agencies. [Info as of: Feb. `15]
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