Baltimore Co. Public works has approved airport improvements for KMTN. [Courtesy: Maryland Department of Transportation]
Key Takeaways:
Martin State Airport (KMTN) in Maryland is slated for nearly $32 million in infrastructure improvements starting in 2024, following approval by the Maryland Board of Public Works.
The project will involve replacing and enhancing the runway, improving taxiway connections, and upgrading the electrical system to include LED airfield lighting and signage.
Expected to begin in spring 2024 and last approximately 255 days, these upgrades are intended to foster economic development and better meet the needs of the airport's diverse customers.
2024 will bring infrastructure improvements to Martin State Airport (KMTN) in Middle River, Maryland.
On Thursday, the Maryland Board of Public Works unanimously approved a contract that will result in the Baltimore County facility receiving an extreme makeover, airport style.
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