Turkey opens two sea‑filled airports and plans a third
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- Turkey opened the Giresun‑Ordu sea‑filled airport on 15 May 2015, covering 2.3 million m² of reclaimed land.
- The Artvin‑Rize sea‑filled airport was opened on 14 May 2022, covering 3 million m² and using 100 million tons of fill material.
- A third sea‑filled airport is planned for Trabzon, which would require 97 million tons of fill material.
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