Obra do Heliporto do Açu em São João da Barra inicia em fevereiro e desperta interesse da Petrobras

Açu Helicopter Pad Construction in São João da Barra Starts in February and Sparks Petrobras’ Interest

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 17/01/2020 at 13:27

Obra do Heliporto do Açu em São João da Barra inicia em fevereiro e desperta interesse da Petrobras

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Petrobras Is Interested in the Construction of the Açu Helipad in São João da Barra; Completion of the Work Is Scheduled for August 2020

Petrobras is interested in the construction of the Norte Fluminense Aerodrome – Açu Helipad in São João da Barra. According to the schedule presented yesterday, 16, by the director of Aeropart, Francisco Pinto, to Mayor Carla Machado, construction of the Açu Helipad, which has a 40-year contract in the municipality, will begin in February.

The expectation is that the work will be completed in the early second half of this year, more precisely in August. The helipad will be built on an area of 210 thousand square meters, 15 kilometers from the Açu Port Complex.

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Açu Helicopter Pad Construction in São João da Barra Starts in February and Sparks Petrobras’ Interest

Petrobras Is Interested in the Construction of the Açu Helipad in São João da Barra; Completion of the Work Is Scheduled for August 2020

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