Armidale Regional Airport is preparing for a boost in aviation activities as construction to improve infrastructure for aircrafts, operators and passengers’ powers ahead at the precinct.
Council embarked on the $2.45 million project, designed to expand and enhance aircraft ground movement, to include a taxiway, runway lighting improvements, installation of a refuelling apron, stormwater drainage and remediation of a grass runway.
Mayor Ian Tiley said the development supports critical air infrastructure and will address identified issues currently impeding operations or preventing the growth of general aviation activities at Armidale Regional Airport.
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