| NEW ORLEANS –The New Orleans Aviation Board (NOAB), which operates the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, has released a video presentation about its Master Plan Update and is seeking input from the community.The video, which contains the same information shared during two previous in-person public meetings, is available on the airport’s website at FlyMSY.com. From Thursday, Sept. 18, through Wednesday, Oct. 1, the community members can provide feedback using the form on the website.
Click here to see the presentation.
The Airport Master Plan is a detailed study that looks at all parts of an airport and creates a concept for development over the next 20 years. It outlines specific growth phases based on passenger activity projections and helps determine the best strategy for building the infrastructure necessary to meet the Airport’s future needs.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) suggests airports update their master plans every 7 to 10 years to stay current, and once complete, this plan will provide the Airport with a roadmap to align with evolving aviation industry trends, enhance operational safety, and contribute to regional economic development. |
