Kunming airport’s expansion passes inspection

The apron expansion project of Kunming Wujiaba International Airport in Kunmang, Yunnan province, has passed acceptance inspection. Kunming Wujiaba, which was built in the 1900s, is one of the oldest airports in China. The new apron, occupying 98,662 sq.m., can accommodate two aircraft of Class E category, four aircraft of Class D, and nine aircraft of Class C. The project also includes assistance service facilities and the new Kunming Airport operation command center building. The project has eased the congestion at Kunming Airport and will result in an increase in traffic volume at the airport.