Hohhot Shengle International Airport is a 4F-class international airport and the first 4F airport in Inner Mongolia, serving as a regional aviation hub. It features two parallel runways with a wide separation (3,800 meters and 3,400 meters) and a 260,000-square-meter terminal building. Designed to handle an annual passenger throughput of 28 million, the airport connects numerous domestic and international destinations with an average of approximately 500 daily flight movements. Located in the central-western part of Inner Mongolia, the airport experiences long and frigid winters with frequent cold waves causing temperature drops of over 10℃. The extreme minimum temperature can reach -25℃. Snowfall is frequent, with a snow season lasting over two months, and strong winds accompanied by blowing snow are common.
The airport is now equipped with six T400 de-icing fluid spreaders. Featuring a hydraulically driven boom spreading system, the boom extends horizontally during operation to provide wide coverage per pass and high operational efficiency. For non-operational transit or navigating narrow sections, the boom can be quickly retracted, perfectly balancing large-scale operational efficiency with transit flexibility. These vehicles are perfectly adapted to the complex weather conditions at Hohhot Shengle International Airport during winter, including extreme cold, heavy snowfalls, strong winds, and blowing snow. This deployment comprehensively enhances the airport's emergency response capabilities for winter ice and snow disasters, better serving its routine winter de-icing and snow removal tasks.
Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport is a 4F-class civil international airport and one of China's eight major regional hub airports. It features two runways (3,400 meters and 3,600 meters) and a 614,000-square-meter terminal building. Operating 222 passenger routes, it connects 113 domestic and international cities with an average of over 600 daily flight movements. During winter, the airport is affected by a continental monsoon climate, characterized by frequent cold waves and heavy snowfalls. Snow accumulation can reach 17 centimeters, and freezing rain is common, with extreme low temperatures dropping below -12℃.
The airport is now equipped with four T400 de-icing fluid spreaders. Featuring a hydraulically driven boom spreading system, the boom extends horizontally during operation to provide wide coverage per pass and high operational efficiency. For non-operational transit or navigating narrow sections, the boom can be quickly retracted, perfectly balancing large-scale operational efficiency with transit flexibility. These vehicles are perfectly adapted to the complex weather conditions at Zhengzhou Xinzheng International Airport during winter, including heavy snowfalls, freezing rain, and icy roads. This deployment comprehensively enhances the airport's emergency response capabilities for winter ice and snow disasters, better serving its routine winter de-icing and snow removal tasks.
Urumqi Tianshan International Airport features three runways and a 500,000-square-meter terminal building, connecting numerous domestic and international destinations with an average of over 600 daily flight movements. The airport faces severe winter snow conditions, with nearly 60 days of snowfall annually and a snow season lasting up to four months. Heavy snow accumulation can reach a maximum depth of 20 centimeters.
The airport is now equipped with six T400 de-icing fluid spreaders. Featuring a hydraulically driven boom spreading system, the boom extends horizontally during operation to provide wide coverage per pass and high operational efficiency. For non-operational transit or navigating narrow sections, the boom can be quickly retracted, perfectly balancing large-scale operational efficiency with transit flexibility. These vehicles are perfectly adapted to the complex weather conditions at Urumqi Tianshan International Airport during winter, including heavy snowfalls, low temperatures, and freezing fog. This deployment comprehensively enhances the airport's emergency response capabilities for winter ice and snow disasters, better serving its routine winter de-icing and snow removal tasks.