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Airport NewsEnvironmental Assessment Available for CommentJanuary 4th, 2012Manchester-Boston Regional Airport has recently completed an Environmental Assessment (EA) for the demolition of buildings partially located within the Runway Protection Zone (RPZ) of Runway 06. Buildings that are considered places of assembly are deemed to be a non-compatible use by the FAA and should be removed when the opportunity is presented.
The Airport was able to purchase the Highlander Inn & Conference Center when it was put up for sale by the previous owners. The Inn is located within the RPZ. The FAA partially funded the purchase of the property and will be funding the demolition.
As part of the FAA’s approval process, an EA was conducted and is made available for public comment for a period of 30 days. If you would like to review and comment on this document, please click on the pdf file at the bottom of this page.
Comments may be emailed to John Hagopian at: jhagopian@flymanchester.com. The comment period will close on February 3, 2012.  Environmental AssessmentDelta Air Lines Announces New Jet Service to New York CityDecember 21st, 2011Delta Air Lines, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport’s third largest air carrier, has announced new jet service to LaGuardia, New York. Beginning March 25, 2012, Delta will offer two daily departures from Manchester utilizing 50-seat Embraer 145 regional jets. The flights are scheduled to depart Manchester at 6:00 a.m. and 4:50 p.m. with return flights from LaGuardia scheduled at 3:00 p.m. and 9:55 p.m. This new service offers excellent jet air service to support a day’s business in New York City or connect to Delta’s other domestic or international flights. New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlet Opens at Manchester-Boston Regional AirportNovember 3rd, 2011Air travelers in New Hampshire can now purchase popular wines and spirits at the Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. The New Hampshire Liquor Commission (NHLC) has opened their latest New Hampshire Liquor & Wine Outlet within the airport’s secure passenger area near Gate 8. At 625 square feet, the store is similar to duty-free stores found at airports around the world providing customers a chance to purchase a variety of premium spirits, champagnes and wines. New Hampshire-made brands are also featured on a centerpiece display. NHLC Chairman Joseph Mollica explained that the new store offers travelers an opportunity to buy something special for friends, family and business associates. "With nearly three million people traveling through Manchester-Boston Regional Airport annually, we are certain that this store will provide incremental sales in an untapped market," explained NHLC Chairman Joseph Mollica. "The store will also generate exposure among visitors, tourists and business travelers to the great selection and low prices offered at our other 76 locations throughout New Hampshire." The store is open daily from 7:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. Congratulations to Customer Appreciation Day winners!October 14th, 2011MHT would like to congratulate the following Grand Prize winners:
Bill Lehtonen from Fair Oaks California was selected as the winner of four round trip tickets on Southwest Airlines.
Ken Podlaszewski from McMurray Pennsylvania was selected as the winner of a $250.00 US Airways Gift Card.
MHT staff is in the process of contacting all of the Customer Appreciation Day winners and prizes will be mailed out next week.
Thank you to all that participated. Airport would like to offer a very special “Thank You” to our major Customer Appreciation Day sponsorsOctober 14th, 2011Southwest Airlines
US Airways
WXRV “The River” Radio
WZID
WBMX
New Hampshire Fisher Cats
Manchester Monarchs
Air Traffic Controller (the band)
We also want to recognize and thank the following Customer Appreciation Day sponsors for contributing to make this year’s event such a success:
HMS Host
Milltowne Grille
Dunkin Donuts
Hudson News
Holiday Inn Manchester Airport
Palace Theatre
Common Man Restaurant
Lowell Spinners
Silver Knights
Thank you all for your support and we look forward to Customer Appreciation Day 2012! Airport to Conduct Emergency Preparedness Exercise on October 1stSeptember 29th, 2011On Saturday, October 1, 2011, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport will conduct an emergency preparedness exercise. The exercise will involve over 75 different agencies which are part of the airport’s emergency plan. In addition, approximately 100 volunteers will take part in the drill which is based on a mock aircraft incident. The exercise will begin at 10:00 a.m. and will run for approximately two hours. Although details of the scenario will not be released until the drill begins, the airport has designated an area on the east side of the airfield which will be utilized for the drill and closed to all air traffic. The airport will remain open during the drill and there will be no impact to normal airport operations. According to Airport Director Mark Brewer, “This exercise allows the airport, airlines and mutual aid partners the opportunity to test and evaluate the effectiveness of our emergency plans and procedures. We will evaluate every aspect of the exercise and make adjustments as necessary to insure the continued effectiveness of our plan.” Members of the media are cordially invited to attend and observe the exercise. Please RSVP to Tom Malafronte, Assistant Director - Air Service Development and Marketing at (603) 624-6539 or e-mail tmalafronte@flymanchester.com . Airport to Conduct Emergency Preparedness Exercise on October 1stSeptember 29th, 2011On Saturday, October 1, 2011, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport will conduct an emergency preparedness exercise. The exercise will involve over 75 different agencies which are part of the airport’s emergency plan. In addition, approximately 100 volunteers will take part in the drill which is based on a mock aircraft incident. The exercise will begin at 10:00 a.m. and will run for approximately two hours. Although details of the scenario will not be released until the drill begins, the airport has designated an area on the east side of the airfield which will be utilized for the drill and closed to all air traffic. The airport will remain open during the drill and there will be no impact to normal airport operations. According to Airport Director Mark Brewer, “This exercise allows the airport, airlines and mutual aid partners the opportunity to test and evaluate the effectiveness of our emergency plans and procedures. We will evaluate every aspect of the exercise and make adjustments as necessary to insure the continued effectiveness of our plan.” Members of the media are cordially invited to attend and observe the exercise. Please RSVP to Tom Malafronte, Assistant Director - Air Service Development and Marketing at (603) 624-6539 or e-mail tmalafronte@flymanchester.com . Manchester-Boston Regional Airport to Host Customer Appreciation Day on October 7thAugust 3rd, 2011On Friday, October 7, 2011, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport and WXRV Radio (92.5 FM The River) will host the second annual "MHT Customer Appreciation Day." This day-long celebration is designed to acknowledge and thank our very supportive and very loyal airport customers. MHT Customer Appreciation Day will include some great music by 92.5 FM The River and lots of contests and prize give-aways. Southwest Switching Phoenix for DenverMarch 25th, 2011Southwest Airlines recently announced that beginning October 2, 2011 Manchester-Boston Regional Airport's daily nonstop Phoenix flight will be replaced with a daily nonstop Denver flight. Phoenix will still be served by two daily direct flights (same aircraft, one stop) through Denver and Chicago. Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Selects $500.00 Delta Air Lines Gift Card WinnerMarch 25th, 2011Congratulations to Marcia King of Peterborough, NH for being selected as our first $500.00 Delta Air Lines gift card winner! If you have already submitted an entry, your name will automatically be entered for the next drawing on April 11th.
Delta Air Lines Announces Significant New Service at MHTJanuary 5th, 2011Delta Air Lines, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport's third largest air carrier, has announced significant new service for Manchester in 2011. Beginning January 5, 2011, Delta will progressively increase jet service to Detroit from three flights per day to seven in April. Also beginning in April, Delta will add a second daily departure to Atlanta which will be served by a 142-seat, MD-88. The additional flights to Detroit and Atlanta will represent an increase of more than 1,600 total seats per week. Airport Director Mark Brewer stated, “This is a great way to begin the new year and a very positive statement from one of our strongest carriers. The additional frequency to Detroit ties in with Delta's strategy to improve connectivity to the West as well as to international destinations. The second daily flight to Atlanta will depart at 6:20 p.m. allowing for a full day in the office, and arrives in time to meet a large travel bank which connects to cities across the country and around the globe.” Manchester Mayor Ted Gatsas commented, “Delta’s announcement says a lot about our City and region. The additional service will provide more options for air travelers which leads to increased opportunities for area businesses and further fuels the state’s leading economic engine.” In response to this announcement, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is offering travelers the opportunity to win one of two $500.00 gift cards toward the purchase of Delta Air Lines tickets. To enter, please go to flydelta@flymanchester.com and submit your name, address, telephone number, and why you choose to fly Delta from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. Winners will be notified via email on March 11th and April 11th. For more detailed information regarding this announcement, please contact Thomas J. Malafronte, Assistant Airport Director – Air Service Development and Marketing at (603) 624-6539 ext. 308 or e-mail tmalafronte@flymanchester.com.
Werner Mazda Offers "Service on the Fly"December 6th, 2010
This new customer service enhancement is available to all MHT customers interested in having their vehicle serviced while traveling. In order to utilize this convenient new service, customers will follow this simple procedure: visit the Service on the Fly website at www.serviceonthefly.com to coordinate schedule and service options with Werner Auto in advance of your trip; park in one of the six designated Service on the Fly parking spaces on the fifth floor of the garage across from the elevator lobby; drop the keys to your vehicle in the Werner lock box, and depart on your flight. While you’re away, Werner will pick up your vehicle and bring it to their dealership for servicing. When complete, the vehicle will be returned to the designated parking area on the fifth floor of the garage. Upon arrival back at MHT, customers will retrieve their keys from the lock box and pay the standard parking rate when exiting the garage. For more information on the program, including service options and fees, please go to www.serviceonthefly.com or www.wernerauto.com.
Please Plan Accordingly for Busy Thanksgiving Holiday Travel PeriodNovember 22nd, 2010
We recommend that you plan to arrive in the terminal building at least 90 minutes prior to your scheduled departure time.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport wishes you a safe and enjoyable Thanksgiving Holiday. Wings of Freedom Tour Coming to Manchester-Boston Regional AirportSeptember 9th, 2010The Wings of Freedom Tour is coming to Manchester-Boston Regional Airport September 22nd - 24th at the New Hampshire Aviation Museum, 13 East Perimeter Road, Londonderry. For more information, please visit http://nhahs.org.
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport to Host Final Master Plan Update Public Information Workshop and Noise Contour Meeting on August 26thAugust 11th, 2010
The second second session is the Airport Master Plan Update. This session will focus on Aviation Demand Forecasts, Terminal Planning, Landside Improvement (Ground Transportation/Parking), Airfield Improvements, Air Cargo Planning, General Aviation Planning, On-Airport Land Uses, and Environmental. This meeting will also be conducted in an open-house format and the public is invited to attend anytime between the hours of 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm. This will be the last of three public information workshops for the Airport Master Plan Update.
Please send any questions or comments to: Mr. Richard Fixler, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, Engineering & Planning, 6 Industrial Dr., Suite 2,
Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Recognized by Forbes MagazineAugust 10th, 2010Forbes Magazine recently published its top ten lists for airports that use Twitter. Airports are listed by category and ranked in accordance with their ratio of Twitter followers to total passengers. Manchester-Boston Regional Airport was listed ninth in the one to five million passengers category. Manchester-Boston Regional Airport has an active following on both Twitter and Facebook. Twitter users can “follow” the airport at twitter.com/flymanchester and Facebook users can “friend” the airport by visiting facebook.com/flymanchester. Airport Director Mark Brewer remarked that “In addition to the information that we post on our website, social media provides a mechanism to communicate more frequently and thus become more engaged with our customers.” Manchester-Boston Regional Airport offers PFC Application information for public commentJuly 19th, 2010Attached are the public consultation materials for Manchester-Boston Regional Airport's PFC application. PFC Application InformationPossible Trraffic Delays on Wednesday, April 14th - 15thApril 13th, 2010Traffic delays are possible Wednesday evening April 14 and into the early morning hours Thursday in the vicinity of Brown Avenue, Perimeter Road, and Route 28, near the airport in Manchester. The transport of a large, 480,000 pound, piece of electronic equipment from Manchester to a Public Service of New Hampshire substation in Derry will not close roads, but may cause some traffic delays along the route. The transport will begin on Brown Avenue at about 8:00 p.m. Wednesday. Travelers to and from Manchester - Boston Regional Airport are urged to leave a little extra time for the trip. Goffs Falls Road is suggested as an alternate route. Manchester-Boston Regional Airport Launches Grassroots Campaign to Land JetBlue AirwaysOctober 2nd, 2009Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is working hard to highlight to JetBlue Airways that we have a very strong and affluent market and should be the next city they serve. The airport is partnering with New Hampshire Chambers of Commerce to deliver an overwhelming message to JetBlue that businesses across the region enthusiastically support JetBlue's arrival in New Hampshire. We NEED your help! Please visit www.jetblue.com/email/citysuggest.asp?intcmp=where_we_fly1 and tell JetBlue that you'd like them to fly from Manchester-Boston Regional Airport to Florida and New York. We are hoping that our efforts will push Manchester to the top of a long list of possible future cities. Please send your family, friends and co-workers the link to the JetBlue website and ask them to request Manchester too! Airport Contributed Nearly $1.24 Billion to the New Hampshire Economy in 2008August 26th, 2009Manchester-Boston Regional Airport announced today that airport contributed nearly $1.24 billion to the local New Hampshire economy in 2008. The results follow a six-month Economic Impact Study conducted by global aviation cJacobs Consultancy. Airport Director Mark Brewer hosted the press conference and provided the following highlights:
Airport Director Brewer commented that “this announcement would not be possible without the continued support of federal, state and local officials, and the laudable efforts of our airlines and other airport tenants. I continue to be impressed with the sense of pride and ownership exhibited by Manchester-Boston Regional Airport staff and extend my sincere thanks for their part in making this airport a special place to work and do business. Lastly, I would like to thank our customers, which totaled nearly four million last year, for their support.” Manchester-Boston Regional Airport to Host a Master Plan Update Public Information Workshop on August 3rdJuly 20th, 2009The City of Manchester Department of Aviation (Manchester-Boston Regional Airport) will host a Public Information Workshop on Monday, August 3, 2009 from 5:00pm to 8:00pm at the Manchester Memorial High School Cafeteria, 1 Crusader Way, Manchester, NH 03103. The City of Manchester Department of Aviation (Manchester-Boston Regional Airport) is conducting an Airport Master Plan Update. To facilitate the exchange of information with the public, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is holding a Public Information Workshop on August 3, 2009, which will focus on the scope, schedule and highlights of the master plan process. The meeting will be conducted in an open-house format. The public is invited to attend anytime between the hours of 5:00pm and 8:00pm. As the Airport Master Plan Update progresses, two additional public information workshops will be held in the future. Written comments will be accepted until August 17, 2009. These comments and any questions regarding the Master Plan Update may be directed to: Mr. Richard Fixler, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, Engineering & Planning, 6 Industrial Dr., Suite 2, Londonderry, NH 03053 or rfixler@flymanchester.com. Ben Mutzabaugh from USATODAY.com to Visit Manchester-Boston Regional AirportJuly 9th, 2009Ben Mutzabaugh from USATODAY.com's Today in the Sky will visit Manchester-Boston Regional Airport later this year after the airport received the most votes during a recent Today in the Sky to Hit the Road promotion. The promotion was designed to let the readers vote on which airport Mr. Mutzabaugh should visit. Manchester led the other six cities included in the voting with 23% of the 953 votes submitted. Charlotte (18%) had the second-highest vote total, followed by Cleveland (17%), Raleigh/Durham (16%), Dayton (12%), Rochester (8%) and Hartford (7%). Manchester-Boston Regional Airport is very grateful to all those readers who voted to send Mr. Mutzabaugh to New Hampshire. Thank you! We'll make sure his visit is a memorable one. Thanks to Chris Van Veen for bringing this prestigious honor to the airport's attention.
Samuel Adams Manchester Meetinghouse Opens in Food CourtJune 26th, 2009Great news! A new full service restaurant has opened on the non-secure side of the terminal in the second floor food court. The Samuel Adams Manchester Meetinghouse offers air travelers and meeter/greeters a variety of exceptional appetizers, sandwiches, burgers, salads and soups; as well as a full bar service. Next time you're at Manchester-Boston Regional Airport, build in a little more time during your visit and give the Samuel Adams Manchester Meetinghouse a try. You'll be happy you did! Airport Aces Fourth Consecutive FAA InspectionApril 30th, 2009Each year, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport and all other commercial passenger airports nationwide must undergo an intense certification and compliance inspection by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). For the fourth consecutive year, Manchester-Boston Regional Airport passed the FAA Part 139 - Certification and Operations Inspection with flying colors - no discrepancies or reportable conditions. According to Airport Director Mark P. Brewer, A.A.E. "it's rare for any airport to complete an FAA Part 139 inspection and not have something that needs to be corrected or improved. The fact that for the fourth consecutive year this airport had no reportable conditions or items needing correction is an impressive statement about the operation of this facility. Manchester’s continued success can be directly attributed to the hard work and dedication of the operations professionals who maintain the airport in top condition year-round." Included in a FAA Part 139 - Certification and Operations Inspection is a review of: After careful inspection of the airport and reviewing each item contained within its certification manual, the FAA found Manchester-Boston Regional Airport to be a safe, efficient and well-run operation. |
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