Dammam Airport Taxiway Marking Upgrade
Upgrade taxiway and apron markings to ICAO Annex 14 within night-shift NOTAM windows, with jet-blast resistance and high wet-reflectivity.
The Challenge
Upgrade taxiway and apron markings to ICAO Annex 14 within night-shift NOTAM windows, with jet-blast resistance and high wet-reflectivity.
Our Solution
Applied Type III MMA cold plastic with Type II glass beads across taxiway centrelines, holding positions and apron stand markings, all within 4-hour NOTAM windows.
Execution
Surveyed to Annex 14 geometry, water-blasted and dried surfaces, extruded MMA at night, achieving 30-minute cure and reopening within each NOTAM window.
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