CEBU CITY: The delay in the relocation of hangars and other several facilities within the Philippine Air Force base in Mactan Island may setback the construction of a second terminal (T2) at the Mactan-Cebu International Airport (MCIA) next year.
Louie Ferrer, chief marketing officer of the GMR-Megawide consortium, said the T2 construction is largely dependent on the transfer of the air base facilities that stand in the way of the proposed world-class terminal. The consortium is tasked to improve and manage the international airport for 25 years after it won the bid for the P17.5-billion expansion project.
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