This collaboration aims to enhance the airport's preparedness for runway excursions and reduce the impact on operations. This means that by acquiring RESQTEC's latest aircraft recovery technologies, including the innovative R2S lifting system, the airport is projected to reduce runway closure time after an incident by more than 50 percent.
According to experts, the equipment is quick, easy to use, and highly durable, enabling swift removal of disabled aircraft without compromising stability or incurring secondary damages. "With this groundbreaking technology at our disposal, this demonstrates our unwavering commitment to enhancing our emergency response capabilities, ensuring the utmost safety of our airports and passengers. As a result, we are now better equipped than ever before to swiftly and effectively address aircraft incidents across all our facilities."
"By fostering collaboration and knowledge exchange, we aim to fortify the entire aviation ecosystem, cultivating a safer and more resilient environment for all," Habonimana added.
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