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Upgrades to Santa Cruz airfield progressing steadily

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UPGRADES to the Santa Cruz Airfield in Temotu Province are progressing steadily, marking a significant milestone in the Solomon Islands Government’s commitment to enhancing the nation’s aviation infrastructure. The SBD 117 million upgrade is supported by the World Bank under the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2) and is being managed by the Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA), with China Harbour Engineering Compa…
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Upgrades to Santa Cruz airfield progressing steadily

UPGRADES to the Santa Cruz Airfield in Temotu Province are progressing steadily, marking a significant milestone in the Solomon Islands Government’s commitment to enhancing the nation’s aviation infrastructure. The SBD 117 million upgrade is supported by the World Bank under the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2) and is being managed by the Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA), with China Harbour Engineering Compa…

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Upgrades Progress for Santa Cruz Airfield - Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC)

Upgrades to the Santa Cruz Airfield in Temotu Province are progressing steadily, marking a significant milestone in the Solomon Islands Government’s commitment to enhancing the nation’s aviation infrastructure. The SBD 117 million upgrade is supported by the World Bank under the Second Solomon Islands Roads and Aviation Project (SIRAP2), and is being managed by the Ministry of Communication and Aviation (MCA), with China Harbour Engineering Comp…

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Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) - broke the news in on Monday, January 13, 2025.
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