Maryland Aviation Administration

The meeting includes an Executive Director's report covering Covid-19 and federal funding updates. The business development and management agenda item focuses on FY2022 financial results and a concessions program overview. Planning and engineering topics feature a status update on key projects. Operations and maintenance discussions include an Amazon security agreement and a proposed action regarding airfield operators permits. Additionally, marketing and air service development updates are scheduled.

The meeting agenda includes an Executive Director's report covering member introductions and legislative updates, as well as presentations on financial results, project updates including the NEPA process, and operational statistics. Further topics include marketing and communications, air service development, and administration updates regarding an Advance Leadership Program and an internship program. The meeting also involves a vote to enter a closed session for discussions related to personnel.

The meeting includes an Executive Director's report featuring a legislative update and introductions for new members. The agenda covers an orientation for commissioners, providing an overview of agency operations, air service development, and financial status. Additionally, the commission will review business development and management topics, including the approval of the MDOT MAA Six Year Capital Program, as well as planning and engineering reports regarding key projects and the FAA NPRM on noise mitigation.

The meeting agenda for November 12, 2025, includes several key reports and discussions. The Executive Director's Report will be presented, followed by an update on the impact of the Federal Government Shutdown. A Commissioner Presentation will focus on the History and Significance of Senate Bill 162. Further discussion will address Chapter 564 Policy Goals Follow Up and Next Steps. The Commission is scheduled to vote on the MDOT MAA Six Year Capital Program, specifically seeking approval of new Major Capital Projects. Other agenda items include Marketing & Air Service Development updates, and Planning & Engineering discussions concerning COMAR Proposed Action - BWI / MTN ANZ Updates and the future modification of the ANZ Process.

The committee held its 1st Quarter Fiscal Year 2026 meeting. Discussions included the Administrator's Report detailing the Fiscal Year 2026 budget. Key actions involved the review and conditional approval of grant applications. Grant Application 25-06 concerning asphalt repair was approved at a lower recommended amount, while Grant Application 26-01, which involved asphalt resurfacing at the Glen Burnie Elks Lodge, was noted to have an omission in the signature section and requires future resubmission correction. The meeting concluded with elections, where the Chair and Vice Chair were nominated to continue their service, and plans were made to recognize a resigning committee member. A review and modification of the Committee Guidelines for recommending projects for award was also initiated.