JetBlue Pushes Back Vineyard Schedule

The largest seasonal airline at Martha’s Vineyard Airport will not start its summer schedule until June, with flights to Washington, D.C. beginning on June 12 and flights to New York starting on June 26.

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Incumbent, Newcomer Appointed to Airport Commission

The county commission voted to return longtime member Don Ogilvie to the airport commission, and picked Dona Flamme, a Chilmark resident and pilot, to take a second seat vacated by Kristin Zern.

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With Terminal Work on the Horizon, County Interviews Airport Commissioners

A longtime member of the Martha’s Vineyard Airport commission is looking to return for another term as four candidates vie for two seats on the board.

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Airport Sees Even More Traffic in 2024

Last year, 81,666 passengers came through the airport, setting a new high point in the terminal’s 66-year history.

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Airport Readies Renovation Plan for Busy Terminal

Last week, the airport unveiled some of the first conceptual designs for a major airport terminal renovation, which would bring a permanent structure for departures.

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Airport Receives $15 Million Grant for Terminal Upgrade

Plans for a major renovation of Martha’s Vineyard Airport are one step closer to getting off the ground after the airport received a $15 million grant last week.

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Airport Reopens Sunday After Alleged Hoax Call

Martha’s Vineyard Airport was evacuated and closed for about two hours Sunday after a security threat, airport manager Geoff Freeman said.

Mr. Freeman said at about 12:30 p.m., a “security situation,” involving a departing private aircraft occurred at the Island’s main airport, forcing the airport staff and law enforcement to evacuate the terminal. 

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Early Summer Season Shows Traffic Up, Business Steady

As August makes way to September and the Vineyard readies its goodbye to summer, businesses are reporting mixed results even though preliminary data show more traffic on roads, runways and ferries.

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Damaged Plane Owner Sues Airport Over Alleged Sinkhole

Suite Six, a company managed by MV Propane owner John Rymes, is suing the airport commission and other entities, saying poor care of the airport’s asphalt resulted in a plane sustaining nearly $1.5 million in damages after falling into a sinkhole. 

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Animal Hospital Renews Lease at Airport

Martha’s Vineyard Airport officials voted Thursday to approve a new lease for Animal Health Care Associates, one of the few remaining pet care facilities on the Island. 

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