Sorry for the Lack of Updates; Again!
Posted on May 30, 2007
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I have been backed up with stuff at work, as well as another online community I have been asked to create; which deals with Youngstown State athletics. I am still following the airport closely and have been emailing various people to see their input on YNG. KarlB737 follows aviation daily and sends me plenty of links and has tried to get YNG some coverage over on Airliners.net forums, which I appreciate greatly!
I have the February passengers numbers which I have yet to post. Once again it looks like a solid month for Allegiant and charters continue to be up, not only in flights, but passenger wise as well.
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I read this in USA Today today. Maybe if we build something nicer they (airlines) will come.
Friday, May 25, 2007
Niagara Falls International eyes new passenger terminal
Niagara Falls International Airport is planning for a new passenger air terminal, even though tiny Myrtle Beach Direct is the only commercial carrier flying regularly scheduled service there. Plans for the new terminal come despite the location of the relatively busy Buffalo/Niagara International Airport just 20 miles away. Business First of Buffalo writes that the Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority is seeking construction bids for a $23 million, 68,000-square-foot terminal at Niagara Falls International.
“The terminal is considered the linchpin of a $37 million project aimed at making the airport more competitive and user-friendly for commercial, charter and cargo traffic.” Business First adds that despite the presence of just a single of commercial carrier, Niagara Falls International “does have significant charter and cargo business. … The current terminal is considered obsolete by virtually all air traffic standards.” The new terminal could open by July 2009.