Building the World's Largest Airport with Cat® Technology

To handle the project’s huge scale, challenging site conditions and tight deadline, IGA assembled a fleet of 400 Cat^® machines. The units are equipped with a variety of productivity technologies including automated systems that improve grading accuracy, measure compaction on-the-go and track payload. The assets also feature remote monitoring systems that track performance and identify potential problems before things get serious.

Adem Karabudak serves as fleet manager for IGA. He and his team work with the local Cat dealer, using data from the machines to optimize fleet uptime and efficiency.

“We receive monitoring and maintenance data,” he says, plus “jobsite location tracking, remote fault code analysis, analysis of oil samples and interpretation of those analyses. Needless to say, it makes our job a whole lot easier.”

His Cat dealer partners agree.

Hakan Atay, a dealer service engineer, says remote monitoring is “like an eye watching us from the sky” that can “significantly simplify our jobs.”

Without this technology, Volkan Kuş, the dealer’s service manager, “Managing this kind of project would be virtually impossible.”

IGA’s leadership team is pleased with what Cat technology makes possible. They’re also grateful for their Cat dealer’s resources and expertise.

“We have more or less reached peak capacities with all of the equipment,” says Akçayoğlu. “In addition to that, whether it be fuel savings or quality of service, right now I can say that we’re getting five-star service.”