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FAA Announces $84.4 Million in AIP Grants for Regional Airports

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The Federal Aviation Administration announced it is investing $84.4 million in Airport Improvement Program (AIP) grants for airports in Texas, North Carolina, and Wyoming. The funding is intended for strengthening and modernizing essential facilities, including runway, terminal, and facility upgrades. Specifically, San Antonio International Airport received $40.9 million for airfield drainage reconstruction and erosion control, while Abilene Regional Airport received $17.5 million.

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The grants provide critical capital investment into regional aviation infrastructure, helping airports maintain safe, efficient, and reliable facilities. This funding supports necessary upgrades ranging from taxiways to terminal facilities.

The FAA had previously announced plans to invest half a billion dollars in overall airport infrastructure.

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