Key Takeaways
- Karachi and Lahore airports to receive state-of-the-art air traffic management systems.
- Technical bid opening process completed, financial bids to follow.
- Upgrade part of Pakistan Airports Authority’s modernisation efforts.
Pakistan has launched a Rs10 billion project to modernise air traffic management systems at Karachi and Lahore airports, sources said on Thursday.
The project involves the installation of advanced air traffic management and voice communication systems at Jinnah International Airport in Karachi and Allama Iqbal International Airport in Lahore.
The air traffic control centres at both airports will also be upgraded to meet modern requirements, enhancing safety and efficiency.
Sources indicated that the technical bid opening process for the installation has already been completed, with financial bids to be opened in the next phase.
The upgrade is part of the Pakistan Airports Authority’s broader initiative to modernise the country’s air traffic management infrastructure.
The project aims to improve air traffic control, communication, and overall operational efficiency at these two major airports.
With the technical bids already evaluated, the financial bids from companies will now be reviewed, ensuring a competitive and transparent selection process.
The modernisation efforts are expected to significantly enhance the safety and reliability of air travel in Pakistan, benefiting both passengers and airlines.
