TagFlight Plan Project(5)
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1993-01-31Flight-Plan Project
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1992-12-01Flight Plan Air Passenger and Aircraft Operations Forecasts
Flight Plan forecasts show commercial air passenger demand increasing more rapidly than population or employment, from 4.6 million annual passengers in 1970 to 16 million in 1990. Between 1990 and 2020, passenger volumes are projected to nearly double with forecasted passengers expected to increase from 355,000 aircraft arrivals and departures in 1990 to 411,000 in -
1992-10-01The Flight Plan Project Final Environmental Impact Statement
Final Environmental Impact Statement for the Flight Plan Project, a joint effort by the Puget Sound Regional Council and Port of Seattle to research airport system alternatives to meet the region’s long-term air transportation needs. The document presents system-level alternatives for addressing growing demand for commercial air transportation services and limited capacity at Seattle-Tacoma International -
HB 2609-S.SL 1992 Air Transportation System–Runway Construction Moratorium and Studies
HB2609 was sponsored by 33rd District Rep and former Des Moines Mayor Lorraine Hine. It was a response to the end of the Flight Plan study which, having failed to site a ‘second airport, recommended moving forward with a Third Runway at Sea-Tac. It was a noble effort, but the legislation simply delayed that process