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The Airport Traffic Control Tower for the New Denver International Airport

by Jon Ikeda, Federal Aviation Administration, Denver, United States,
Hans Conradt, Federal Aviation Administration, Denver, United States,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: International Air Transportation: A New International Airport

Abstract:

Developing a new airport traffic control tower involves many complexities of planning, engineering, and coordination. For the ATCT at the New Denver International Airport, these complexities are magnified by the extensive scope of the new airport and the aggressive schedule of construction. This paper presents an overview of the siting, design and construction of the New Denver ATCT, and describes a few of the complexities.

Subject Headings: Air traffic control | Building design | Construction management | Structural design | Airports and airfields | Highway and road design | Structural control | Colorado | United States | Denver

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