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They will build new and better facilities, as well as repair runways and taxiways.
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has awarded more than $ 31 million in grants to expand the charging infrastructure at nine airports in the United States.
The agency reported that projects at these airports will help accelerate the movement of goods across the country: “This announcement will allow improvements to our country’s airports so that they can manage cargo more efficiently and help strengthen supply chains of the United States, “said Pete Buttigieg, US Secretary of Transportation.
For his part, A. Bradley Mims, deputy administrator of the FAA, indicated that these grants will provide lasting benefits now and for the future of the economy from the country.
It was explained that the funds for these projects come from the airport improvement program during fiscal year 2022.
The program pays for a variety of projects including: construction of new and improved airport facilities, repairs of runways and taxiwaysthe maintenance of airport elements such as lighting or signaling, as well as the purchase of equipment necessary for the management and maintenance of airports.
Seats benefited: Chicago Rockford (Illinois), Huntsville-Carl T. Jones Field (Alabama), Greenville-Spartanburg (Carolina del Sur), Bishop (Michigan), Ted Stevens Anchorage (Alaska), Seattle-Tacoma (Washington), Eugene F. Kranz Toledo Express (Ohio), Stockton (California) and TF Green (Rhode Island).
