THE construction of the P9.8- billion Communications, Navigation and Surveillance Air Traffic Management facilities of the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines is now in its final phase and is expected to be completed early next year.
Eric Apolonio, CAAP media communication office chief, said the agency is now hastening the completion of the state-of-the-art facilities which will be fully operational by April.
On Monday, CAAP director general Capt. Jim Sydiongco accompanied Department of Transportation Secretary Arthur Tugade, Philippine Airlines president Jaime Bautista and other airline stakeholders in inspecting the two-story facilities at the CAAP compound along Old MIA Road in Pasay City.
Apolonio said the inspection of the facility was coincided with the observance of the International Civil Aviation Day.