The Lebanon Municipal Airport in Lebanon, New Hampshire, is undergoing a significant upgrade this summer with a $1.16 million apron reconstruction project. Sargent employee-owners will reclaim and repave half of the apron and a section of the taxiway, while the other half was previously renovated. Set to start on June 3, 2024, and finish by July 17, 2024, the project aims to minimize disruption to airport operations. The work covers 11,300 square yards of apron and is funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. McFarland & Johnson is managing the engineering, with Pike Industries handling the paving. The schedule is tight to reduce impact on the airport’s business, which includes commercial flights by Cape Air to New York and Boston.
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