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https://lnkd.in/gazGEDz7 In the first case, KLIA does not require the service of express train between airport and Sentral at brickfield. Instead, a direct mrt train serving Sentral and KLIA is a more economical solution, and cheaper to run. Airport in HK that has direct subway link to the cbd is a viable solution for Selangor and KL.

When does 🔵+🟠 =🟢? In Bangkok 😉 where our projects on the Blue and Orange Lines will support the city’s green progress! Delighted to continue over 30 years of delivering sustainable mobility to the Thai capital with our latest orders. The projects will include 53 new trains, signaling, and maintenance works for almost 100km of the network for Metropolitan Rapid Transit. Bangkok has grown from the Sukhumvit Line and Silom Lines (22.6km) in 1999 to more than 270km now across BTS, MRT, SRT, Monorail, and SRT. #TeamSiemens has been a trusted partner in this sustainable transformation and we are committed to helping our customers succeed further! 🤝 You can read further details here including an additional exciting order in Northern Thailand for a double-track railway project from Den Chai to Chiang Rai and Chiang Khong: https://lnkd.in/d97v_rGk #TransformTheEveryday

Construction of the $US 7.17bn project to connect Thailand’s three main airports with 220km of high-speed line could finally start in April. https://lnkd.in/eYjCx8Wb

China is doing wonderful job for the development of African countries it was kept untouchable by Anglo American and European countries only loot their high value gold, plantinium, uranium , diamonds, Lithium and high value minerals by corrupting African power hunger leaders. But for the past 80 years Indians especially Gujaratis developed trading and basic industries, but government India did not encourage them and Gujaratis couldn’t much. Recently China is withdrawing trillion of $ which are lying in American central bank their trade surplus$ and investing in African countries. Also China and Indian companies are encouraging African countries to do the value addition to their natural resources and started many industries like cashew processing, iron and steel,cement, sugar, gold refineries and copper metals. For example Vedanta started copper smelter, Jindal in coal mining. Recently Adani group has taken port development in Tanzania. But African countries are going ungrateful with China and Indian companies.

#Tanzania has taken a major step forward in its railway modernisation efforts with the arrival of two new #electric multiple unit (EMU) trains from South Korea. These state-of-the-art trains have eight carriages each and will be used on the new route connecting #DarEsSalaam and #Dodoma, scheduled to begin service on 25 July 2024. This represents a significant improvement for the standard gauge rail (SGR) network. Adding to the excitement, reports indicate the launch of an express train service between Dar es Salaam and Morogoro starting this Friday, further enhancing travel options for passengers. The Tanzania Railways Corporation (TRC) has purchased 10 sets of locomotives and carriages from South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem. Each set includes eight carriages, with a locomotive at both the front and rear, and has a capacity to carry 589 passengers and a travel speed of 160 kilometres per hour. In the announcement seen by The Citizen, the two new devices bring the total number of devices already in the country to three, with the first being the one that arrived in April of this year, noting that it is the one currently being tested. “TRC has received a total of 65 passenger coaches, 17 electric locomotives and three EMU train sets; the receipt of the equipment for SGR operations is ongoing in different phases,” the statement reads in part. “Newly arrived equipment will continue to undergo safety testing before entering service,” it reads elsewhere. The statement further said the corporation was proceeding with initial operations and provision of #ElectricTrain transport services through international standard between Dar es Salaam and Morogoro. Read more https://lnkd.in/dZqs7GZT

China is redefining aviation with the construction of the Dalian Jinzhou Bay International Airport — set to be the largest offshore airport in the world by 2035. 🛫 Located on an artificial island off China’s northeastern coast, this game-changing project will span 20 square kilometers and handle 80 million passengers annually, transforming global air travel. Key highlights of this monumental project: - 4 runways and a 900,000 sqm terminal to handle 540,000 flights annually. - Positioned strategically near global hubs like Japan and South Korea. - Part of China’s ambitious plan to become the largest aviation market by 2035. Want to know more? Read the full article below by TravelDailyNews Media Network Asia. #Aviation #China #DalianJinzhouBay #OffshoreAirport #Airports #Infrastructure #GlobalTravel #AviationNews #FutureOfTravel #Innovation #ChinaAviation

China’s Dalian Jinzhou Bay Airport, constructed on an artificial island, will handle 80M passengers annually, transforming global aviation by 2035. . #China https://bit.ly/4gTXkyR

Dalian Jinzhouwan International Airport: A New Era in Aviation Infrastructure In one of the most ambitious airport construction projects to date, Dalian Jinzhouwan International Airport is redefining possibilities in aviation. Built on a massive 20.87 sq km artificial island off the coast of Dalian, this landmark project is designed to serve Dalian, Jinzhou, and western Liaoning province in northeast China. With a total investment of USD 4.3 billion (CNY 26.3 billion), it showcases the future of infrastructure and connectivity. A Vision in Phases 📌 Phase 1: Two runways (3600m x 70m and 3600m x 60m) A 200,000 sqm terminal to handle 20 million passengers annually 📌 Phase 2: A third runway An additional 200,000 sqm terminal 🌟 Future Capacity: Upon full completion, Dalian Jinzhouwan will boast four runways and accommodate 70 million passengers per year, making it one of the largest airports in the world constructed through land reclamation. Designed to handle Airbus A380-size aircraft, this airport is set to revolutionize regional and international air travel. Why It Matters With Dalian's existing Zhoushuizi Airport nearing full capacity, this mega-project is a critical investment in the region’s growth, strengthening trade, tourism, and connectivity across China and beyond. At Canadian Wing Aviation, we celebrate pioneering advancements like these that are shaping the future of global aviation. Our mission remains to support the industry with reliable, high-quality aviation parts and solutions, helping clients stay ready for tomorrow’s challenges. 🌐 Explore our expertise and solutions: www.canadianwing.com #AviationInnovation #AirportDevelopment #DalianJinzhouwan #GlobalConnectivity #CanadianWingAviation #FutureOfAviation #Infrastructure

UniKLXPRESS 📝 “UniKL joins Railtec and Trovon to shape global rail expertise 🚅” Universiti Kuala Lumpur (UniKL) has entered a strategic partnership with M Rail Technics (Railtec) and Trovon Group Pty Ltd to bolster the technical capabilities and employability of its graduates, supporting Malaysia’s burgeoning railway sector. The partnership agreement was formalised during the Handback Ceremony for the SCS Class 92 Train Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) Project at the Seremban EMU Depot. The event was graced by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Rural and Regional Development (KKDW), YAB Dato’ Seri Dr. Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, who witnessed the document exchange. Representing UniKL were its Chairman, YB Dato’ Sri Sh Mohmed Puzi Sh Ali, and President/CEO, Prof. Ir. Dr. Azman Senin. For full story go to UniKL’s website:- 📲 https://lnkd.in/gD7Thb8C #WeAreUniKL #UniversitiKualaLumpur #UniKL #UniKLDNA #UniKLnProud #Railtec #KTMB #KTM #Destini #Xpress #KKDW #MARA #MARACorp #MalaysiaMadani

Malaysia’s KLIA aerotrain service to resume by June with new trains costing $140m Wonder if KLIA has explored the construction of light rail system which might be a cheaper option( in the next 20 years) than repairing the existing aero train and replacing old train cars. Source: The Straits Times https://search.app/mXGa