Explore Massport Search Massport Business Finance Community Media About Massport COVID-19 ATTENTION: All Travelers (expand) MEDIA / NEWSROOM Continued Investments at Worcester Regional Airport October 04, 2021 Newsroom Get in Touch Fact Sheets Filming Guidelines Photography Guidelines Public Records Brand Guidelines Taxiway rehabilitation project begins as airlines return WORCESTER – The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) has begun work on a major taxiway at Worcester Regional Airport. The rehabilitation and safety enhancement project on the northern end of Taxiway B costs $2.1 million, a majority of which is funded by a grant from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). The work is expected to be completed by early November. Since Massport took over the airport in 2010, the Authority has made more than $100M in airport improvements. “This investment at Worcester Regional Airport is another example of Massport’s commitment to serve Worcester and Central Massachusetts,” said Airport Director Andy Davis. “This project also highlights our focus on safety and energy efficiency, and it couldn’t have come at a better time as we prepare to serve more passengers and flights this fall.” The taxiway rehabilitation project is not expected to impact flights. Worcester Regional Airport currently provides 1 daily, nonstop service to New York’s JFK International Airport (JFK) through JetBlue. On Oct 21st, JetBlue will add a second, nonstop service to JFK and resume flights to Ft. Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (FLL). On November 1st, Delta Air Lines will begin daily, nonstop flights to New York’s LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and on November 2nd, American Airlines will resume daily, nonstop service to Philadelphia (PHL). Taxiway B is the longest taxiway at Worcester Regional Airport, located parallel to Runway 15-33. The 1,250-foot long section of the taxiway will be milled and repaved to improve the surface condition and drainage; a new energy efficient LED edge lighting system and guidance signage will be installed; and the edges are also being redesigned and widened or reconfigured geometrically to meet the FAA’s current design standards. Unlike previous airfield projects at the airport, the design work for this project was done internally by Massport employees, saving the Authority more than $100k. The taxiway also provides access to Rectrix Aviation, general aviation hangars and air freight services at Euro-American Worldwide Logistics. ### About Massport The Massachusetts Port Authority (Massport) owns and operates Boston Logan International Airport, public terminals in the Port of Boston, Hanscom Field, and Worcester Regional Airport. For more information, please visit www.massport.com. Follow @FlyWorcester and @Massport on Twitter for more information and updates. Search Massport Follow on © 1999 - 2021 Massport Contact Us Legal Information Privacy Policy Selecteer een taal Nederlands Afrikaans Albanees Amharisch Arabisch Armeens Azerbeidzjaans Baskisch Bengaals Birmaans Bosnisch Bulgaars Catalaans Cebuano Chichewa Chinees (traditioneel) Chinees (vereenvoudigd) Corsicaans Deens Duits Esperanto Ests Fins Frans Fries Galicisch Georgisch Grieks Gujarati Haïtiaans Creools Hausa Hawaïaans Hebreeuws Hindi Hmong Hongaars Iers Igbo IJslands Indonesisch Italiaans Japans Javaans Jiddisch Kannada Kazachs Khmer Kinyarwanda Kirgizisch Koerdisch Koreaans Kroatisch Lao Latijn Lets Litouws Luxemburgs Macedonisch Malagasi Malayalam Maleis Maltees Maori Marathi Mongools Nepalees Noors Odia (Oriya) Oeigoers Oekraïens Oezbeeks Pashto Perzisch Pools Portugees Punjabi Roemeens Russisch Samoaans Schots Keltisch Servisch Sesotho Shona Sindhi Sinhala Slovaaks Sloveens Soendanees Somalisch Spaans Swahili Tadzjieks Tagalog Tamil Tataars Telugu Thai Tsjechisch Turkmeens Turks Urdu Vietnamees Wels Wit-Russisch Xhosa Yoruba Zoeloe Zweeds Mogelijk gemaakt door Translate Site by Blenderbox