Grand Bahamas International Airport (GBIA) has ordered solar powered taxiway edge lights from Avlite Systems of North Carolina, USA. Working with Aviation Renewables, a consulting firm focused on providing renewable airfield lighting and power solutions to the international aviation industry, GBIA was able to identify the best solution for their needs. They required a reliable, high quality solar powered taxiway edge light to replace a previously installed non-servicable taxiway lighting system. By choosing the Avlite AV70, the airport will be able to provide dusk till dawn solar taxiway edge lighting with no requirement for infrastructure, energy costs, maintenance or carbon powered electrical systems.
A high profile tourist destination and one of the leading international airports in the Caribbean, GBIA continues to invest is environmentally sustainable lighting and power solutions. ARC Aviation Renewables Corp. and Avlite Systems are pleased to be providing this solar airfield lighting systems and consulting solutions to GBIA and other international airports throughout the Caribbean.
Grand Bahama Airport Company (GBAC) owns and operates the Grand Bahama International Airport, which is situated only 65 miles from Florida and capable of handling the largest aircrafts in the world. GBAC is a joint venture between the Hutchison Port Holdings (HPH) Group and the Grand Bahama Development Company.
For more information on ARC Aviation Renewables Corp. please visit www.aviationrenewables.com
For more information on Avlite Systems please visit www.avite.com
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