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POMA is committed to delivering and setting up its installations to welcome passengers in optimal safety conditions

If vehicles and pylons are inseparable from cable transport, cable is a noble part of our business. But have you ever wondered how the cable loop is made? The answer is in the splicing, a delicate and essential technical operation.

When he created his very first surface lift, did Jean Pomagalski imagine that POMA would establish itself as one of the world leaders in ropeway transport by offering ever more innovative and leading-edge solutions? That these solutions would leave the mountain peaks to find their place in many fields, for various applications: sports, tourism, urban mobility or in the service of science and industry?

Following the merger between POMA and Leitwind, a specialist in onshore wind power, POMA-Leitwind is designing, manufacturing and installing the first multi-megawatt onshore wind turbines assembled in France.

POMA is committed to delivering and setting up its installations to welcome passengers in optimal safety conditions

In Namur, Belgium, the ropeway connects the city centre to the Citadel Esplanade, flying over the river Sambre and the ramparts. Tourists and locals alike enjoy the experience of a silent trip with a breathtaking viewpoint. An ecological mode of travel, it blends harmoniously into its environment, by virtue of its modern architecture that respects the uniqueness of the site, and discreet line structures.

This Tuesday, october 6, 2020, the inhabitants of Namur were able to observe from the docks of the Sambre river the helicopter transportation of the pylons on the esplanade of the Citadel, the arrival station of the future tourist gondola lift of the Walloon capital.

From mountains to cities, transporting tourists and materials, POMA is known worldwide for its skill in designing, making, operating and maintaining ropeway transport solutions. For decades, POMA’s technologies have been honouring the commitment to provide a comfortable, fast, energy-efficient, silent and non-polluting form of transport.

The expanding Cairo International Airport, one of the largest in the Middle East, wanted a high-performance link to connect its three airport terminals and to provide access to the car parks and shopping centre. The specifications for the construction of the MiniMetro® were speed, silence, comfort, availability and also environmental considerations.

If vehicles and pylons are inseparable from cable transport, cable is a noble part of our business. But have you ever wondered how the cable loop is made? The answer is in the splicing, a delicate and essential technical operation.

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