The 2001 Regional Airport System Plan, published by the Puget Sound Regional Council in August 2001, is a comprehensive planning document for airports across the Central Puget Sound Region and serves as a modal component of the long-range transportation plan known as Destination 2030. Prepared with input from a Regional Airport System Plan Advisory Committee and partially funded through a Federal Aviation Administration planning grant, the plan addresses aviation infrastructure, capacity, and noise considerations for the region. It covers policy and development guidance for airports in the greater Seattle–Tacoma area, though its contents do not necessarily reflect official FAA policy or commitments.Open full document
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The 2001 Regional Airport System Plan is a modal component of Destination 2030, the Metropolitan Transportation Plan for the Central Puget Sound Region, prepared by Puget Sound Regional Council staff with input from the Regional Airport System Plan Advisory Committee. The plan was financed in part through a planning grant from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). It serves as a regional planning document for the airport system in the Central Puget Sound area.