Airport Approves $11M Budget

Another strong budget surplus is expected for the Martha’s Vineyard Airport this year, airport officials said this week.

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Island Water Systems Win State Award

The Martha's Vineyard Airport and the Edgartown water systems were honored by the state Department of Environmental Protection this week.

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Airport to Charge New Fees on Uber and Lyft Pickups

Rideshare companies such as Uber and Lyft will have to pay a $3.50 surcharge to pick up riders at the Martha’s Vineyard Airport this year.

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Island Traffic Peaks Near Airport, Data Says

According to the data from the Martha’s Vineyard Commission, Edgartown-West Tisbury Road near the Martha’s Vineyard Airport saw the most cars in any single hour last year.

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Discarded Cigar Believed to Have Started Airport Fire

It’s not clear how much repairs will cost, but the fire burned through some shingles and into the building.

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Volunteers Needed for Airport Noise Committee

The town of West Tisbury is seeking a volunteer to serve on a committee studying noise from the Martha’s Vineyard Airport.

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Airport Traffic Levels Off; Infrastructure Projects Set to Begin

As traffic numbers return to pre-pandemic norms, the Martha’s Vineyard Airport is looking toward offseason projects to improve infrastructure and mitigate the effects of a PFAS contamination.

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Airport Wrangles With Wastewater Upgrade

The Martha’s Vineyard Airport is scrambling to find grants to offset $6.8 million in necessary updates to its wastewater system or the costs will be passed on to its business park tenants.

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Airport Plans for the Future With Revised Capital Plan

After failing to get off the runway two years ago, the Martha’s Vineyard Airport has filed a scaled-down capital improvement plan with the state and Federal Aviation Administration.

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Private Jets Jammed Airport for Presidential Birthday Party, Straining Resources

The Martha’s Vineyard Airport reported a major jam-up of private jet traffic over the weekend, much of it stemming from President Barack Obama’s 60th birthday bash. Airport manager Geoffrey Freeman said private jets crowded the tarmac at the small airport all weekend, draining fuel supplies.

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