[The renovation and expansion project of Turpan Airport was completed] Recently, the renovation and expansion project of Turpan Airport, a key construction project in Xinjiang Province undertaken by the Northwest Company of China Construction Third Bureau, has been completed and will be put into full use soon. The reconstruction and expansion project of Turpan Airport includes the extension of the original 2,800-meter runway to 3,200 meters, the construction of a new vertical liaison taxiway, the renovation and expansion of the apron, the construction of the new terminal, the air and rail corridor project, outdoor pipe network, the construction of supporting roads in front of the station and the central square, etc. Editor/He Yuting

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• 2026.03.16 17:17
• [Huawei Digital Energy Consortium wins Brazil's largest energy storage project]
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• [Marstek launches ultra-thin plug-in home energy storage system Venus B]
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