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Home›Business development›Sand, sand, sand… Work on the Philippines’ largest airport in full swing
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October 24, 2022 · about 3 years ago

Sand, sand, sand… Work on the Philippines’ largest airport in full swing

The Philippines’ largest and the most sophisticated airport – located in Bulacan Province of Central Luzon Region – is taking its shape. SEAL Sea Air Land recently released these amazing photos from the largest project in Boskalis’ history – the New Manila International Airport (MIA). The land devel

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Sand, sand, sand… Work on the Philippines’ largest airport in full swing
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The Philippines’ largest and the most sophisticated airport – located in Bulacan Province of Central Luzon Region – is taking its shape.

SEAL Sea Air Land recently released these amazing photos from the largest project in Boskalis’ history – the New Manila International Airport (MIA).

The land development for the new Manila International Airport is progressing according to schedule with the largest hoppers in Boskalis’ fleet, fully utilized in the first half year.

Under this massive program, approximately 1,700 hectares of new land will be developed for the airport, located in Bulacan Province of Central Luzon Region.

The land development scheme is set to be designed according to the highest technical and environmental standards to withstand potential large earthquakes, local typhoons and future sea level rise.

This capital project is expected to be completed by the end of 2024.

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