"As we continue our pandemic recovery, more Washingtonians are taking to the skies and showing just how crucial it is to make investments now in our airport infrastructure to prepare for future growth," she said in the news release. The award is intended to help build a 3,500-foot taxiway at the airport, according to Sen. Maria Cantwell's office. In all the state received about $39 million in grant funding. It was the second highest award in Washington state, behind the Pullman-Moscow Airport, which received $21 million. The airport got $7.4 million from the Airport Infrastructure Plan. The Tri-Cities Airport has received a significant chunk of funding to help pay for improvements needed for future growth.
0 kommentar(er)
