Photos: Airport Redevelopment Construction
Construction on Bermuda’s new airport terminal continues with workers preparing the site for development and receiving delivery of materials for building.
The project has seen the arrival of three boat loads of materials with the latest cargo ship recently arriving in St. George’s Harbour with materials for the project being transferred to Marginal Wharf before being transported to the site.
Groundbreaking on the new 277,300 sq. ft. airport terminal took place in April, and at that time spokesperson said, “Construction is scheduled to be completed in 40 months and will take place away from the existing terminal, allowing L.F. Wade International airport to continue running uninterrupted.
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Bad idea to put Terminal there,it will be a epic failure!
First nasty hurricane,it will be destroyed.
Absolute nonsense! The whole reason the new terminal is sited where it is, and the height at which it is being built, is to safeguard against hurricanes.
@ Real Onion,
How so? It is far enough away from Castle Harbour that storm surge wont be an issue like with the present terminal. Oh I see, it’ll be from the storm surge that flows through Ferry Reach that will wash over stone crusher corner. oops that’s never happened now has it?! Clearly you haven’t a clue what you’re talking about, do yourself a favour and get out your colouring book instead and leave this discussion to grown ups.
Wonder if with all that digging they will dig up some of the agent orange the US is rumoured to have burried.