Panama Metro
The Panama Metro is one of the main modes of transportation for people traveling in Panama City. It currently has 2 lines and 14 stations. The Line 3 subway is under planning and construction, and 15 more subway stations are expected to be planned and constructed. Line 1 runs north-south, and Lines 2 and 3 run east-west.
Panama Metro Line 1
Panama Metro Line 1 has a total length of 15.8 kilometers and is divided into elevated and underground sections. It connects San Ysidro and Albrook Bus Terminal and has a total of 14 stations. This is the first subway in Central America and is of iconic significance.
Panama Metro Line 2
Metro Line 2 has a total length of 21 kilometers and is mainly an elevated track with 16 stations. It connects San Miguelito and the eastern part of Panama north of Tocumen International Airport. Each station on Line 2 has a total area of approximately 7,000 square meters and carries 40,000 passengers per hour, with a minimum departure interval of 90 seconds.
Panama Metro Line 3
Construction of Metro Line 3 will begin in 2021 and is expected to be opened in 2025. The total length of Line 3 is 34 kilometers. The construction of Line 3 is divided into two phases. The first phase will connect Albrook and the Future City area, and the second phase will extend to La Chorrera. The line will cut travel time between the two places in half, from the original 90 minutes to 45 minutes.
The Panama Metro is a landmark project in Central America. It not only promotes employment and economic development in Panama, but also improves local travel and quality of life. In future planning, Panama will continue to add subway systems of Lines 4, 5, and 6, which gives us our expectations and blessings.
Panama Metro Station Project Steel Structure Kit
QHHK is honored to participate in the Panama Metro construction project. We were selected to be one of the steel structure suppliers for the three stations of Line 1.
The project representatives of this subway station visited QHHK in December 2023 and visited our office and factory. The customer representatives recognized our processing capabilities. At the same time, we met to discuss a large number of key aspects of the project and finally reached a cooperation.
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At present, QHHK has completed the processing of some steel structural components and is expected to complete the delivery of some subway station steel kits from March to April, with all shipments completed in the first half of 2024.
We look forward to the subsequent construction of other new stations in Panama and the construction of subway lines 4, 5 and 6, and look forward to longer-term cooperation in addition to the Panama slaughterhouse, Panama workshops and subway station projects.
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