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HPN Uses Traffic Lull To Accelerate Runway Rehab

With a downturn of operations due to the Covid-19 pandemic, New York's Westchester County Airport will accellerate its main runway rehab project.

New York's Westchester County Airport will use the lull in operations due to the Covid-19 crisis, to speed up a rehabilitation project on its main Runway 16/34.

By Curt Epstein • Senior Editor

April 8, 2020

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