[Fuzhou Changle International Airport Phase II Expansion Project Commences] On May 25, 2023, the video connection activity for the centralized commencement of major projects in the second quarter of 2023 in Fuzhou City, Fujian Province was held. This time, 159 projects have been launched in Fuzhou, with a total investment of 103 billion yuan and an annual planned investment of 33.43 billion yuan. Among them, the Fuzhou Changle International Airport Phase II Expansion Terminal Area Project: The project is located in Changle District, with a total construction area of approximately 479900 square meters. It plans to build a T2 terminal of 255000 square meters, a comprehensive transportation center of 82000 square meters, a parking building of 119000 square meters, and corresponding elevated and ground road systems, ancillary facilities, and municipal engineering. After the project is completed, it is expected to achieve a passenger throughput of 36 million people, a cargo throughput of 450000 tons, and 277000 aircraft takeoff and landing sorties by 2030, with a total investment of 6.09 billion yuan and an annual planned investment of 1.5 billion yuan. Editor/He Yuting

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