Orlando Airport makes managing air quality a priority

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During COVID-19, Orlando International Airport has embraced an enhanced focus on indoor air quality; for the safety of both passengers and staff.

During COVID-19, an increased focus has been placed on indoor air quality and the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority (GOAA) Maintenance Department is meeting this air distribution challenge daily by monitoring air filtration, cooling, heating and dust control.

Renovations completed in 2019 to the North Terminal complex’s environmental management system included 100 new upgraded air handlers and adding sterilising ultra-violet lighting and a CosaTron Air Purification System, which improves filtration by increasing the size of particles.

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