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Washington Aviation System Plan (WASP): Executive Summary

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The Washington Aviation System Plan (WASP), completed in July 2017 by the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT), is a statewide assessment of Washington's public-use airports covering both commercial and general aviation facilities. The plan evaluates how individual airports perform and interact as a system, identifies needed improvements, and develops policy recommendations to support communities, economic activity, and emergency services across the state. Funding was provided by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), and the plan builds on the earlier 2009 Long-term Air Transportation Study (LATS).

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Executive Summary of the Washington Aviation System Plan (WASP), completed July 2017 by WSDOT Aviation Division with funding from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). Updates the 2009 Long-term Air Transportation Study (LATS) and assesses Washington State public-use airports including both commercial and general aviation (GA) facilities. Covers system performance, emerging issues, forecasted needs, multimodal planning, and policy recommendations. Includes a map of Washington State public-use airports classified as NPIAS and non-NPIAS. Consistent with the Washington State Transportation Plan; informed by the WASP Advisory Committee and public comment.

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