Central ND News

Senator John Hoeven announced today that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has awarded more than $3.2 million to six airports across North Dakota. The grants aim to provide aid for modernization and safety projects at the selected airports. The funding is part of the FAA Airport Infrastructure Grant (AIG) Program.

"These awards come as part of our efforts to advance important updates for North Dakota’s airports, supporting safe and reliable air service for families and businesses and ensuring these facilities can meet the growing demands of our economy," said Hoeven.

The funding is crucial for the continued improvement and maintenance of airport infrastructure in North Dakota, ultimately enhancing air travel services for the state's residents and businesses. The funds will be allocated strategically to address key modernization and safety needs at the airports receiving the grants.

The FAA Airport Infrastructure Grant (AIG) Program plays a vital role in supporting airport development projects nationwide, ensuring that airports can effectively meet the evolving demands of air travel and maintain high safety standards.

This latest allocation of over $3.2 million underscores the commitment to enhancing aviation infrastructure in North Dakota, contributing to the overall efficiency and safety of air transportation in the state.