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Monterey Regional Airport Bets $100MM on New Terminal to Fix Federal Safety Headache

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The California coastal hub is leveraging federal grants and airport revenues to replace a 70-year-old terminal while navigating FAA mandates and uncertain construction costs When executives at Monterey Regional Airport dropped ceremonial dirt from a bucket loader on June 6, they weren't just breaking ground on a new passenger terminal. They were launching the culmination […]

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