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Aviation chief says tweaks needed for airport expansion

2017-12-05 07:56
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Macau Civil Aviation Authority (AACM) President Simon Chan Weng Hong said yesterday that adjustments were needed for the local airport expansion project after central government officials reviewed it.

Chan made the comments on the sidelines of attending an AirAsia and AJ Hackett’s event at Macau Tower.

According to Chan, the adjustments will be made in line with the central government officials’ opinions.


Macau Civil Aviation Authority (AACM) President Simon Chan Weng Hong speaks to the media at Macau Tower yesterday. Photo: Monica Leong

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