Wilkes Barre Scranton International Airport

The meeting addressed financial matters, including a review of the revenue and expense report, and approval of transactions and payments. Authorizations were granted for a hangar amendment to increase rent and for the acceptance of a low bid for uniform supply and cleaning services. The board also approved and extended a proposed union contract with an amended effective date. Additionally, the appointment of a new maintenance personnel was approved. Engineering updates included progress on the Taxiway B Extension and other projects, while the director reported an increase in passenger boardings and noted the success of charter operations. The board also discussed Boscov's Travel events and participation in community events like the Santa Parade and Toys for Tots.

The meeting addressed the airport's financial status, including revenue and expense reports, and the approval of transactions and payments. Authorizations were requested for bidding on airport work uniforms. Personnel matters included the acceptance of resignations and the appointment of a Lead Fireman. Engineering updates covered contracts and bids for projects such as the Taxiway B Extension, rehabilitation of the Access Road, and replacement of the Switchgear Controller. The director reported on increased passenger boardings and TSA security numbers. Upcoming events such as a Blood Drive and Wheel Life Experiences were also announced.

The meeting addressed several key areas, including the airport's financial status, engineering projects, contracts, personnel matters, and the director's report. The board ratified invoices and payments, reviewed revenue and expense reports, and approved transactions related to the CARES Grant. Engineering updates included bid awards and contracts for projects like the New Hangar and Terminal HVAC Replacement. Contract amendments with Geisinger Medical Center, Condron Sweda Advertising, and SchoenComm were approved. The board also appointed a new Maintenance employee. The director's report covered passenger activity and general aviation operations. Other matters included updates on the QTA Facility and the impact of Canadian wildfires.

The meeting addressed the status of funding for the Luzerne County Law Enforcement Officer (LEO) Program and discussed efforts to restore funding through Senate action. The Airport Financial Report was reviewed, noting a reduced loss in Airport Operations for June 2024 compared to June 2023. The board approved invoices for supplies and services, including major construction project costs. Engineering projects were discussed, including updates on the Taxiway B Extension, Localizer Relocation, and the GA Hangar (Emergency Medical Response Facility). The board also discussed the Terminal Expansion project and the HVAC System Replacement. The board approved a resolution authorizing the reimbursement of expenses paid with future debt. Passenger enplanements for May 2024 increased, and there was a significant increase in General Aviation operations. General Aviation revenues decreased.

The meeting addressed financial matters, including a review of the June 2023 financial report, which showed a loss in Airport Operations compared to the previous year. The board approved transactions and payments related to the CARES Grant. Engineering updates included bid awards for the Terminal HVAC Replacement Project and progress on various projects such as the Taxiway B Extension, Rehabilitation of Access Road, Bag Belt Rehabilitation, GA Hangar, and Overfill Protection and Pump Replacement at the Aviation Fuel Farm. The Marketing Director's report noted a decrease in passenger enplanements and General Aviation operations for June 2023. Additionally, AVP Ambassadors were recognized for their volunteer service.