The newly renamed Washington Manassas Airport in Virginia is another step closer to being able to offer commercial flights.
The Federal Aviation Administration has completed the environmental assessment of the proposed expansion at the airport. The FAA returned a “Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) and Record of Decision (ROD),” which is a determination that the project will “not result in significant environmental impacts,” according to a news release from Avports, the incoming airport operator.
“This milestone reflects years of work between our partners at Washington Manassas Airport, the Avports team, the dedication of the FAA, and the planning, technical analysis, and public engagement that shaped this project from the start,” Avports CEO Marc Ricks said…