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City of Albuquerque Partners with Steril-Aire & Johnston Co. to Install UVGI Equipment in Airport and Major Public Buildings
Mayor Tim Keller and officials from the Albuquerque International Sunport announced the completion of new indoor air quality control upgrades with the installation of Steril-Aire ultraviolet-C germicidal irradiation (UVGI) systems. These new solutions sanitize HVAC systems to help eliminate and decontaminate airborne pathogens, allergens, toxins and irritants by targeting the DNA of microorganisms, destroying their cells and reducing replication. The system, which will help protect against airborne viruses, has been installed in a number of large City facilities to-date. As demand for air travel continues to rebound following the COVID-19 pandemic, New Mexico’s largest commercial airport continues to implement new safety procedures that…
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