AIRPORT
Clean air control for airport terminals & buildings
Airports bring millions of people from around the world together. In these dynamic environments, many variables can contribute to a decrease in air quality — such as plane emissions, passenger traffic, maintenance activities and even food preparation. That’s why AAF’s indoor air filtration solutions were designed to perform under the most demanding circumstances. These systems can help protect passengers, visitors and full-time staff while also helping facility managers control energy costs and maintain regulatory compliance.
Reduces contaminants that can lead to poor indoor air quality and odor complaints
Jet fuel exhaust and automobile emissions are just some of the sources of pollution inside airport buildings. AAF designs indoor air filtration solutions to help control a wide range of concerns that affect passengers and employees. SAAF Front Access Housings and Side Access Housings are stand-alone systems that combine particulate filters and gas cassettes to create a total clean air solution.
Helps protect sensitive electronics from corrosive pollutants
Critical and sometimes outdated computer systems are used in air traffic control (ATC) centers to track planes in the air and prevent catastrophic accidents, yet they are at risk from corrosive contaminants produced by jet and automobile exhaust. AAF offers SAAF Reactivity Monitoring Coupons (RMCs) to help monitor these systems and determine if the potential for failure is high. AAF can also provide the appropriate air filtration solutions to help support the reliable operation of these critical systems.
