Passengers and airport users may experience vehicular movements disruptions soon as Siminalayi Fubara, Rivers State Governor, commences an infrastructure upgrade at Port Harcourt International Airport (PHIA) to enhance operational efficiency and passenger experience.
The project aims to modernise the airport facilities and improve safety standards.
This upgrade is expected to disrupt vehicular movements within and around the airport environment.
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Key project Initiatives include expansion of the access road to the airport, rehabilitation of internal roads, remodelling of the toll gate, drop-Off Zone construction, road construction in front of the terminal building and remodelling of the day and overnight car parks which are nearing completion.
The massive infrastructure upgrade at Port Harcourt International Airport signifies the Rivers State Government’s commitment to enhancing the modernization of the airport facilities to meet international aviation standards in the South-South region.
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The initiative by the Rivers state governor, not only promises to elevate the airport’s status but also aims to contribute to the economic growth of Rivers State and Nigeria as a whole, while promoting Port-Harcourt as a key travel hub in the south/South region.
The project is expected to be completed in a few months time.
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