US FAA awards USD1bn in airport safety and infrastructure grants to 439 airports in 50 states
US FAA awarded (30-Apr-2020) approximately USD1 billion in airport safety and infrastructure grants to 439 airports in 50 states. The total includes USD731 million in Airport Improvement Program (AIP) grants and an additional USD455 million in supplementary discretionary grants. The funds will be available for 100% of the eligible costs under the CARES Act. The combined AIP and supplementary discretionary grants will fund a wide variety of projects. Projects include purchasing aircraft rescue and firefighting equipment, constructing runways and taxiways, repairing runways and taxiways, installing aircraft lighting and signage, conducting airport master plan studies and installing airport perimeter fencing. US Transportation Secretary Elaine L Chao stated: "This Federal investment of over USD1 billion represents the Department's continued commitment to the safety and efficiency of our nation's airports for the travelling public".
State | AIP | Supplemental | Total |
Alaska | USD72,213,135 | USD29,900,098 | USD102,113,233 |
Alabama | USD52,112,144 | USD8,886,910 | USD60,999,054 |
Arkansas | USD3,624,083 | USD3,795,880 | USD7,419,963 |
Arizona | USD11,157,883 | USD10,249,312 | USD21,407,195 |
California | USD37,279,607 | USD36,958,351 | USD74,237,958 |
Colorado | USD3,022,540 | USD13,333,333 | USD16,355,873 |
Connecticut | USD483,333 | USD11,313,087 | USD11,796,420 |
Delaware | USD333,333 | USD1,777,778 | USD2,111,111 |
Florida | USD28,849,872 | USD25,316,982 | USD54,166,854 |
Georgia | USD41,457,623 | USD1,111,111 | USD42,568,734 |
Hawaii | USD88,930,421 | USD1,449,437 | USD90,379,858 |
Iowa | USD4,324,111 | USD4,444,444 | USD8,768,555 |
Idaho | USD6,117,459 | USD4,005,041 | USD10,122,500 |
Illinois | USD2,070,942 | USD6,666,666 | USD8,737,608 |
Indiana | USD6,578,566 | USD13,333,333 | USD19,911,899 |
Kansas | USD1,221,112 | USD5,567,446 | USD6,788,558 |
Kentucky | USD955,931 | USD2,362,542 | USD3,318,473 |
Louisiana | USD16,859,778 | USD10,555,556 | USD27,415,334 |
Massachusetts | USD32,812,699 | USD1,500,000 | USD34,312,699 |
Maryland | USD1,770,600 | USD2,669,499 | USD4,440,099 |
Maine | USD2,860,096 | USD3,260,906 | USD6,121,002 |
Michigan | USD47,278,711 | USD9,366,667 | USD56,645,378 |
Minnesota | USD9,568,271 | USD14,072,721 | USD23,640,992 |
Missouri | USD0 | USD4,970,000 | USD4,970,000 |
Northern Mariana Islands | USD0 | USD3,120,579 | USD3,120,579 |
Mississippi | USD7,680,664 | USD2,777,778 | USD10,458,442 |
Montana | USD6,322,786 | USD1,405,556 | USD7,728,342 |
North Carolina | USD0 | USD11,135,693 | USD11,135,693 |
North Dakota | USD14,466,182 | USD5,388,889 | USD19,855,071 |
Nebraska | USD933,067 | USD11,884,268 | USD12,817,335 |
New Hampshire | USD1,999,959 | USD1,611,111 | USD3,611,070 |
New Jersey | USD1,642,000 | USD2,113,471 | USD3,755,471 |
New Mexico | USD4,489,940 | USD10,589,582 | USD15,079,522 |
Nevada | USD2,971,619 | USD6,400,000 | USD9,371,619 |
New York | USD3,123,761 | USD13,333,333 | USD16,457,094 |
Ohio | USD5,586,827 | USD7,805,046 | USD13,391,873 |
Oklahoma | USD9,777,957 | USD5,777,778 | USD15,555,735 |
Oregon | USD7,061,490 | USD6,816,667 | USD13,878,157 |
Pennsylvania | USD1,181,842 | USD21,111,111 | USD22,292,953 |
Puerto Rico | USD0 | USD13,963,810 | USD13,963,810 |
Rhode Island | USD3,777,778 | USD833,333 | USD4,611,111 |
South Carolina | USD6,807,139 | USD7,883,791 | USD14,690,930 |
South Dakota | USD2,497,222 | USD5,000,000 | USD7,497,222 |
Tennessee | USD36,015,659 | USD10,362,542 | USD46,378,201 |
Texas | USD77,988,820 | USD20,000,000 | USD97,988,820 |
Utah | USD16,187,242 | USD13,767,257 | USD29,954,499 |
Virginia | USD250,000 | USD8,488,889 | USD8,738,889 |
Vermont | USD0 | USD2,222,222 | USD2,222,222 |
Washington | USD27,116,899 | USD12,666,667 | USD39,783,566 |
Wisconsin | USD12,235,313 | USD9,833,333 | USD22,068,646 |
West Virginia | USD5,055,105 | USD7,777,778 | USD12,832,883 |
Wyoming | USD4,133,532 | USD4,906,667 | USD9,040,199 |