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Feds keep little-used airports in business

Source: The Californian

Williamsburg : VA : USA | 2 months ago

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One of the United State's newest airports has a 5,500-foot lighted runway, a Colonial-style terminal with white columns, and hundreds of acres for growth. But Kentucky's Williamsburg-Whitley County Airport lacks one feature: airline passengers. Built using $11 million in federal money, the airport...

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News Source: The Californian | 2 months ago

One of the United State's newest airports has a 5,500-foot lighted runway, a Colonial-style terminal with white columns, and hundreds of acres for growth. But Kentucky's Williamsburg-Whitley County Airport lacks one feature: airline passengers.