Until the mid-1980’s the runway at Donegal in the northwest of Ireland was a grass landing strip. This was subsequently replaced with a hard surface runway, and operations started to take off in 1986. Since then the airport has expanded …
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Recent News from atg airports
What does the halogen lamp ban mean for airfield lighting?
The end of halogen lamps spells brighter and cleaner future ??? Halogen lamps are due to be banned from September 2021 with fluorescent lamps soon to follow, all with the drive to cut emissions and reduce energy consumption. The UK …
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Constant Current Regulators (CCRs) upgrade for RAF Leuchars
The Historic seaside town of St Andrews is more commonly known for a lush green golf course and it’s university, which most tourists flock to see. One place that is usually not on the vistor’s list is the military airfield …
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atg Refurbish Airfield Lighting for RAF Lossiemouth in £75M Project
A £75 million runway resurfacing project is currently underway at RAF Lossiemouth – home to four front-line Typhoon Squadrons responsible for holding Quick Reaction Alert duties, which may see them scrambled at a moment’s notice against any airborne threat to …
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atg Expand Airfield Ground Lighting (AGL) for Maiquetia Airport
While airports and airlines are struggling to maintain operational services for their customers, it has been an opportunity for some airports to complete airfield lighting upgrade and maintenance works. Due to a considerable reduction in aircraft movements around the airfields …
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Airfield Lighting Upgrade in Malta
Malta’s geographical position in the heart of the Mediterranean has historically been of great strategic value for traders and merchants. Due to this, the airport has seen significant growth and expansion of the facilities over the years, highlighting its progress in …
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