Some older Radcon Formula #7 airport site references.

 Airport Site References

Radcon Formula #7 has been applied to the rooftop and the control tower of Melville Hall Airport in Dominica. The area covered is approximately 6,503 sq feet.

As it is close to the ocean and on the coast of an island it is exposed to everything from salts, aviation fuel, high winds and thermal stresses. Radcon was the ideal product to give it lifetime protection.

Radcon has been applied to the "Hangar North" area at Grosseto Airport where it was used as a testing ground to to solve the problem of concrete surface deterioration.

Even though the speed of the aircraft in this area is limited and rarely exceeds 30kms per hour, the types of the aircraft varies from the Airbus A-300, the Gulfstream, the Falcon 900 and the F104 weighing from 10,000kg to 140,000kgs.

Officially known as Leonardo de Vinci Airport, Fiumicino was opened in 1961 and has served as Rome's primary airport ever since.
It is Italy's largest airport, serving over 35 million passengers per year and is located in Fiumicino, 35 km from Rome's historic city centre.

This structure was more than 25 years old and in need of refurbishment, with the objective of realising at least a further 50 years of service life at a minimum.  There were several issues to overcome with high humidity, a salt environment, many deck areas susceptible to ponding and contaminants including jet fuel residue.  The existing deck areas and ramps were media blasted where possible and the remaining areas high pressure washed.  Any existing cracks over 2 mm width were epoxy filled.

King Abdullah himself opened the newly renovated Royal Terminal at Jeddah International Airport on 29 December 2007 in Saudi Arabia.

The project upgrade included a platform for official receptions covering an area of 8,500 sq metres, of which 3,500 sq metres were solely allocated for royal receptions.

A huge conference hall with advanced facilities was also erected during the construction works which were carried out by the Saudi Bin Laden Group.