Çukurova Regional Airport did not land but the 30 Meter Passed

Returning to the story of snakes in Mersin Çukurova Regional Airport as promised in mid-April, the aircraft did not land, the first test flight was made over the ground 30 meters.

AKP Deputy Chairman Mersin Deputy Lutfi Elvan 7 months ago, "2019 April, the first plane will drop," said Çukurova Regional Airport has not yet landed. The only aircraft to be seen at the airport, where the work is underway, was the aircraft passing over 30 meters for testing.

WORK PEOPLE ARE SATISFIED
The promises made for Çukurova Regional Airport, the foundation of which was laid at 2013 and opened so far for the 3 times, remained in the air. Although the construction of the airport, which the government says her we will finish döneminde in each election period, proceeds, the opening expected by the investor has not yet been realized. When it starts its operations, the people who are examining the works at Çukurova Regional Airport, which is planned to host 30 million passengers annually, are pleased with the works. Contractor firm officials who received information about the work of Mersin Industrialists Workers Association (MESİAD) delegation spoke hopefully.

“FIRST RACE COMPLETED”
Stating that the first runway of the airport is completely finished, MESİAD President Hasan Engin said, “This is an area of ​​8 million square meters. 1 million 200 thousand square meters of this area is concrete cladding. The first track is completely finished. It is 3 thousand 500 meters long. An area of ​​75 meters wide. Earthworks have also been completed on the second track. Work is ongoing right now. More than 500 staff are working. There is work at every point; terminal buildings and service roads are being completed. A trial flight was carried out 30 meters above for the first runway. A test flight was carried out 5 days ago, but it could not land on the ground because the lines were not drawn. The track thickness is sufficient and has been tested. A study according to our climate. If it was asphalt, it would have been melting, but it will not be such a problem because it is concrete. We think the planes can land in the tests a month later. ” (Soner Aydın - the Mersinhaberc)