Jason F. Torres

This document outlines the proposed projects and financing plan for Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport's Passenger Facility Charge (PFC) Application No. 10. The plan details thirteen distinct projects aimed at enhancing airport infrastructure, safety, and operational efficiency. Key areas of focus include flood adaptation and resilience, taxiway reconstruction, acquisition of ARFF vehicles, runway obstruction removal, inner traffic lane improvements, terminal restroom modernization, pavement management updates, sanitary pipeline rehabilitation, and security upgrades. These initiatives, planned from 2024 to 2028, are designed to improve operational safety, bolster resilience, modernize critical facilities, increase capacity, and elevate the passenger experience while ensuring compliance with FAA standards.

This document highlights the Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport's first Airport Sustainability Plan, published in 2024. The plan outlines six core categories: Climate Resiliency, Water Conservation & Capacity, Energy Management & Emissions Reduction, Waste Management, Natural Resources, and Internal & External Outreach. It aims to position the airport as a leader in sustainability, resiliency, and innovation in the Caribbean region, focusing on economic stability, operational efficiency, safety, climate adaptation, natural resource conservation, compliance, and community engagement, with a long-term vision to achieve net-zero carbon emissions.