Kansai's capacity doubles up

Article Abstract:

Kansai International Airport, the second-biggest international airport in Japan and the world's first major offshore airport, would boost aircraft movements to 230,000 by 2007 once a new 4,000 X 60m parallel runway and satellite terminal are completed. The development is part of the Phase II expansion in Kansai's Seventh Airport Development seven-year plan. In addition, a third 3,500 X 60m crosswind runway is envisioned in a tentative final phase that would boost yearly movements to as many as 260,000 by 2011.

Japan, Capital expenditures

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Japanese loan for Philippines

Article Abstract:

The Overseas Economic Cooperation Fund of Japan and the Philippine government have agreed to proceed on the loan agreement for phase one of the selected Airport (Trunkline) Development Project. A portion of the Y5,728 million or $47.48 million will be used in the construction of the Silay domestic airport with international standards. The DOTC has organized a technical working committee for the acquisition of site/right of way for the airport.

Philippines

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