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PJIAE departure hall scheduled to finish by beginning of season 2023.

December 14, 2022

PJIAE departure hall scheduled to finish by beginning of season 2023.
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~ Media tour of PJIAE shows depicts the real picture of the project. ~

SIMPSON BAY:--- Members of the media on St. Maarten were taken on a tour of the Princess Juliana Terminal Building on Wednesday. This enables members of the media to see the actual project and the progress made since Ballas Nedam started the reconstruction in October 2021.
The reconstruction of the project has a price tag of $154M which is scheduled to be completed by the first quarter of 2024. The Airport terminal was destroyed in 2017 by hurricane Irma however the airport had to go through ...

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