Airports
HPN Uses Traffic Lull To Accelerate Runway Rehab
With a downturn of operations due to the Covid-19 pandemic, New York's Westchester County Airport will accellerate its main runway rehab project.
New York's Westchester County Airport will use the lull in operations due to the Covid-19 crisis, to speed up a rehabilitation project on its main Runway 16/34.
New York's Westchester County Airport will use the lull in operations due to the Covid-19 crisis, to speed up a rehabilitation project on its main Runway 16/34.

With the decreased traffic at New York’s Westchester County Airport (HPN) due to the Covid-19 pandemic, airport management has decided to accelerate the construction schedule for the rehabilitation of its primary runway. While initial plans for the project called for nightly closures of the runway, the 6,500-foot Runway 16/34 will now be closed entirely for several periods. Starting on April 21, it will be closed through 6 a.m. on April 25 for survey work to establish runway pavement grades and install wire conduits and centerline light cans.