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Regional Aviation Baseline Study: Final Report

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Regional Aviation Baseline Study

The Regional Aviation Baseline Study, published in May 2021 by the Puget Sound Regional Council, examines the current state and future needs of the aviation system in the greater Puget Sound region, including commercial service, air cargo, and general aviation. The study evaluates airport capacity scenarios through 2050, assesses infrastructure requirements, and explores options for meeting growing regional air travel demand. It was funded by a Federal Aviation Administration grant and prepared by WSP in association with several partner firms.

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Puget Sound Regional Council (PSRC) Regional Aviation Baseline Study Final Report, May 2021, prepared by WSP in association with CDM Smith, KPA, PRR, and BridgeNet International. Funded by Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) grant. Covers existing conditions and aviation demand forecasts through 2050 for the four-county Puget Sound region, including commercial service, air cargo, and general aviation sectors. Evaluates airport needs, system requirements, and three demand scenarios (50-60%, 80%, and 100% of 2050 demand). Assesses airports for scenario suitability, multimodal connections, and intermodal access. Includes public engagement findings, Commercial Aviation Coordinating Commission context, and COVID-19 impacts on aviation. Addresses Paine Field, Sea-Tac Airport, and other regional airports within PSRC member jurisdictions.

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