The main travel center will reopen a track after being renewed for a week, which caused significant travel delays.
Air traffic to Newark Liberty International Airport can get better soon.
This is due to the fact that the main travel center will be reopen a key track which has been closed for weeks to Experimenting very necessary renewalscausing significant delays. The Secretary of Transport, Sean Duffy, will host a press conference on Monday, as it is presented.
Closing the runway has only aggravated problems at the airport, which has been Under an intense scrutiny in the midst not related delays caused by a shortage of airline drivers.
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The 4L-22R court has received so much necessary after showing “significant signs of wear” after passing its ten-year mandatory update in 2014.
Now, after its “planned rehabilitation of $ 121 million”, the 11,000 -feet track has been considered safe for the standards of federal aviation administration and can resume “regular track operations” release of the New York Port Authority and New Jerseythat operates Newark airport.
The track has been under construction since the beginning of March before it was completely closed on April 15. During the period between early March and April 15, the track would close on weekends and weekends.
The project ended on June 15, which means it has been completed two weeks in advance.
According to the launch, the renovation project involved “milling and opening the surface of the runway, updating the lighting, improving the airport signs with LED lighting, installing new underground electricity infrastructures and implementing drainage improvements.”
The track will experience partial closures throughout the rest of the year for subsequent renewal projects, but the current progress grants the track to reopen for a few hours.
During these closures, the track will close again on weekends and weekends, while the other two airport runways are still completely operational, according to Porture Authority.
“As we approach the busy summer travel season, this key milestone puts us on a path to further reduce congestion, improve security and ensure a perfect travel experience,” Duffy said in a statement from the port authority.
“With the track completed, we will continue our work to harden the telecommunications infrastructure and improve the pipeline of staff for the air space.”