AERONAV DELIVERS NEW ATC TOWER TO HURRICANE-DEVASTATED ANGUILLA
December 1st, 2017
CANADIAN air traffic control specialist Aeronav has supplied a temporary mobile ATC tower at Anguilla’s Clayton J Lloyd International Airport, after the existing facility was damaged by September’s category five storm Hurricane Irma. The Aeronav ANT-57 Mobile Tower System will stay in use until a new permanent tower, now under construction, is completed. A note from the office of Anguilla’s UK Governor Tim Foy said the tower was “part of a project of restorative work which will facilitate re-certification of the airport to pre-Irma conditions. The ...
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