(Source: State of New York) Rehabilitation will maintain airport's state-of-good-repair and create more than 500 jobs and $152 million in regional economic activity Four new taxiways will help reduce airplane ground delays on Newark Liberty International Airport's longest runway as part of a $97.3 million rehabilitation slated to begin in early 2014, under a project authorized today by the Port Authority's Board of Commissioners. Runway 4L-22R, which measures 11,000 feet and handles about 200,000 flights annually, will be overhauled with asphalt repaving, repairs to concrete sections, and replacement of electrical and lighting systems. Crews last repaved the runway in 2003 and it is now...
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