“Airside Walkway Canopy at Howard Hamilton International Airport Progressing Smoothly”  

Providenciales, Turks and Caicos Islands –The Turks and Caicos Islands Airports Authority (TCIAA) is pleased to provide an update on the construction of the Airside Walkway Canopy at Howard Hamilton International Airport. This project, which commenced on May 15, 2024, is led by Facilities Manager Kirkley Williams, and involves a dedicated team of 10 skilled workers.

The construction of the Airside Walkway Canopy is progressing smoothly and is on schedule for completion by August 13, 2024. The organization is highly satisfied with both the progress and the quality of work being done.

Key Features of the Walkway Canopy Include:

• Isolated concrete columns and beams
• Interior block and concrete walls
• Timber roof structure covered with plywood, peel and seal membrane, and metal standing seam

The primary objective of the Airside Walkway Canopy project is to facilitate quicker aircraft turnaround times, significantly enhancing operational efficiency at the airport. Additionally, the new walkway will provide a more comfortable environment for passengers, improving their overall airport experience.

Despite the challenges faced during construction, such as working during ongoing airport operations and night shifts, the team has successfully managed to maintain progress without compromising safety or quality.

“We are committed to creating a more efficient and comfortable airport experience for our passengers,” said Facilities Manager, Kirkley Williams. “The Airside Walkway Canopy reflects our mission to enhancing our facilities and services.”

The project also incorporates sustainable and eco-friendly features, aligning with TCIAA’s commitment to environmental responsibility and sustainability.

The TCIAA looks forward to the completion of the Airside Walkway Canopy and the positive impact it will have on both passengers and airport operations.