Flying into Martha’s Vineyard (KMVY) could be different this summer. A $7 million project now underway will relocate some 300 feet or pavement from one end of the main runway to the other. The purpose is to increase the overrun area to 1,000 feet from 700 feet. As part of the project, taxiways, runway end lighting and the instrument landing system (ILS) equipment must also be relocated.
Martha’s Vineyard Airport Slated for Runway Renovation
Key Takeaways:
- Martha's Vineyard Airport (KMVY) is undergoing a $7 million project this summer to relocate 300 feet of its main runway pavement.
- The primary goal of this project is to extend the runway's overrun area from 700 feet to 1,000 feet.
- The project also necessitates the relocation of taxiways, runway end lighting, and the instrument landing system (ILS) equipment.
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