Airport Improvement Magazine's Runway & Ramp Special Edition

Airport Improvement Magazine

Special Edition

Airport Improvement Magazine features airport-specific stories referred to as "The Show and Tell of Airport Project Work". The most recent issue hit the streets about two weeks ago. We're featuring it here because we collaborated on two of the projects/articles within the Runway & Ramp Special Edition. Below are descriptions and links to those articles on AI's website.

Thanks to Airport Improvement for another collaborative success and, well, airport improvement!

Airports Battle Algae, Rust & Fading to Maintain Effective Airfield Markings

Fading red surface painted signs, rampant algae growth, and rusty-colored markings are just a few of the common issues we see at our client airports. Maybe you've seen these issues at your airport. There are solutions - you just have to prescribe the right ones. Read It

Los Angeles Int'l Overhauls Airfield Pavement Maintenance Strategy

An overview of how one of the busiest airports in the world totally changed the way it approached its pavement marking maintenance, among other things. Sightline President, Donna Speidel, recalls the transformation and the daunting task it was. LAX's "marking evolution" is a blueprint for large hub airports with in-house paint crews. Read It

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