SYRACUSE, N.Y. — The Syracuse Regional Airport Authority (SRAA) will hold its final master-plan update open house on Wednesday afternoon, May 21.
The event is scheduled between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. in the airport’s J.P. Walsh Conference Room, SRAA said in its announcement.
The gathering is a chance for the public to see the results of the master-plan update process and review the preferred 20-year development plan for the airport. Those attending can meet the project team, review information, ask questions, and provide comments on the future of Syracuse Hancock International Airport (SYR) in an informal setting, the SRAA said.
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Airport master plans set forth the direction of an airport for up to 20 years. They provide a vision of the specific, long-range development plans of an airport based on forecasts of aviation activity, potential environmental effects, community compatibility, and financial feasibility.
“Since our last Public Open House, our team has worked tirelessly to develop an Airport Master Plan that lays out how the airport will develop to meet the needs of our community well into the future,” Jason Terreri, SRAA executive director, said in the announcement. “This plan ensures the airport remains a powerful economic engine for the region, supporting Central New York’s growth and prosperity.”
