Winnipeg Airports Authority investing in extensive runway rehabilitation project

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Runway 18/36 will undergo extensive pavement repairs, electrical upgrades, and drainage restoration. WAA Photo

As part of Winnipeg Airports Authority’s commitment to providing critical infrastructure to help meet the needs of our community, a significant construction project will be undertaken to upgrade one of the runways at Winnipeg Richardson International Airport.

Runway 18/36 will undergo extensive pavement repairs, electrical upgrades, and drainage restoration.

Airfield infrastructure acts as major roads for aircraft, and just like roads, they deteriorate over time. In addition to being held to higher standards, runways also endure more extensive cleaning during the winter months.

This type of regular preventative maintenance project is required every 10-15 years to maintain the integrity of a runway so the airport can continue to enable the safe and seamless movement of people and goods.

Read a full list of frequently asked questions about this project at the WAA website.

This press release was prepared and distributed by the Winnipeg Airports Authority.

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