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FAA Releases Another Round Grants for Contract Tower Upgrades

The FAA today released another round of infrastructure grants for airports that participate in the FAA Contract Tower Program to upgrade sponsor-owned air traffic control towers.

Invitations for Upcoming USCTA and FAA Events

Join USCTA and FAA events on Dec 10-11 to learn about new situational awareness tools for controllers at FAA Contract Tower Program airports. Register now to stay informed.

FAA Announces Selections for Contract Tower Program

FAA selects four companies for Contract Tower Program, introduces new map and staffing requirements, and secures increased funding for FY25 to expand service.

Invitation to Attend USCTA Meeting at National Airports Conference

Join USCTA for a key meeting at the National Airports Conference on September 23, 2024, at the Diplomat Beach Resort, Fort Lauderdale. Don't miss important updates.

Wednesday is Deadline for FY25 FCT Competitive Grant Program

This is a reminder that the deadline for airports to submit applications for the Fiscal Year 2025 Contract Tower Competitive Grant Program is Wednesday, September 18 at 5:00 p.m. ET.

FAA Releases NOFO for FY25 FCT Competitive Grant Program

The FAA today released a notice of funding opportunity that outlines how contract tower airports can apply for a share of the $20 million in fiscal year 2025 discretionary funds available in the FAA Contract Tower Competitive Grant Program.

FAA Announces $636 Million in FY24 AIP Grants

The FAA announced over $636 million in infrastructure grant awards as part of the fiscal year 2024 (FY24) Airport Improvement Program (AIP), including $474 million in entitlement grants and $162 million in discretionary grants.

FAA Announces $374 Million in FY24 AIP Grants for Projects at 299 Airports

The FAA announced over $374 million in infrastructure grant awards as part of the fiscal year 2024 (FY24) Airport Improvement Program (AIP), including $278 million in entitlement grants and $96 million in discretionary grants.

More Details Emerge on Senate DOT/FAA Spending Bill

As we previously reported, the Senate Appropriations Committee yesterday approved a fiscal year 2025 transportation spending bill that proposes to increase AIP funding to $4 billion, provide an additional $550 million for airport infrastructure projects, and provide $70 million to help airports convert to fluorine free firefighting foam.

Senate Appropriations Committee Advances FY25 DOT/FAA Spending Bill

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved, by a nearly unanimous vote, its version of legislation that would fund the DOT and FAA for the upcoming fiscal year which begins on October 1.
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