Airports
Van Nuys Airport Completes Second Taxiway Rehab
Van Nuys Airport (KVNY), one of the busiest private aviation hubs in the U.S., has completed a 15-month rehabilitation project on Taxiway A.
Los Angeles-area business aviation hub Van Nuys Airport completed its Taxiway A rehabilitation project just ahead of the busy July 4th weekend, capping the airport's second $30 million-plus taxiway project in four years. (Photo: LAWA)
Los Angeles-area business aviation hub Van Nuys Airport completed its Taxiway A rehabilitation project just ahead of the busy July 4th weekend, capping the airport's second $30 million-plus taxiway project in four years. (Photo: LAWA)

Van Nuys Airport (KVNY), one of the busiest private aviation hubs in the U.S., has completed a 15-month rehabilitation project on Taxiway A. The $35.5 million program at the Southern California airport encompassed 12 phases, resulting in the full-depth reconstruction of the 8,000-foot taxiway, installation of LED centerline and edge lighting, airfield signage and pavement marking upgrades, taxiway geometry enhancements, infield grading, and drainage improvements. A similar project was completed last year on Taxiway B, and as with that previous effort, 90 percent of the funding came from FAA AIP grants.