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We assess the condition of airport runways in Argentina

We were awarded a contract by Aeropuertos Argentina to conduct a survey and evaluation of airport pavements at various airports throughout the country, determining the Pavement Condition Index (PCI) and generating key information for planning future maintenance projects.

The first campaign took place at San Fernando International Airport, where we surveyed the runway, taxiways, and apron using our advanced pavement assessment system. The technology combines laser sensors and high-resolution image processing, allowing us to obtain accurate and detailed information about the condition of the surfaces.

Work will continue shortly at Salta International Airport, expanding our expertise in airport infrastructure assessment and applying technology to help ensure more efficient management of its assets.

CAMIONETA

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