Three of the largest airports in New England have been slated to improve the control of towers, gates and mechanical systems under the about $ 1 billion federal scheme to strengthen air travel infrastructure in the country.
The largest of the New England grant is going to the Logan International Airport in Boston. The federal aviation administration said in documents that the airport would receive $ 12 million towards the two-step project to expand and renew the existing traffic control tower.
Hartford, Bradley International Airport near Connecticut, will receive $ 5.4 million to pay for reforms related to terminal expansion and renewal, said FAA said. The agency stated that Portland International Jetport in Main is set to get $ 10.4 million to set up and other improvements to set up new passenger boarding bridges.
Federal money is going to a total of 114 airports across the country. Some small airports in New England have also been slaans for improvement. The FAA said the Concord Municipal Airport in the city of New Hampshire would receive more than $ 2.5 million to build a new terminal building and demolish the existing one, which is more than 80 years old.
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