The federal infrastructure bill officially became law with President Joe Biden recently signing the legislation. The bill will provide an additional $25 billion in funding to airports on top of regular Airport Improvement Program (AIP) funding and passenger facilities charges (PFC) collected by airports on a local level.
The following is a breakdown of funding dedicated to airports from the bill by state according to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT). These funds will be available over a five-year period and can be used to address airside and landside needs, such as improving runways, taxiways, airport-owned towers, noise reduction projects and terminal developments.
Airports from all states will also be able to apply for additional funding from a $5 billion discretionary fund for airport terminal development projects addressing aging infrastructure, which includes projects expanding access for persons with disabilities, access for historically disadvantaged populations, energy efficiency projects and improved airfield safety projects.
- Alabama: $142 million
- Alaska: $392 million
- Arizona: $348 million
- Arkansas: $117 million
- California: $1.5 billion
- Colorado: $432 million
- Connecticut: $63 million
- Delaware: $6 million
- Florida: $1.2 billion
- Georgia: $619 million
- Hawaii: $246 million
- Idaho: $86 million
- Illinois: $616 million
- Indiana: $170 million
- Iowa: $123 million
- Kansas: $110 million
- Kentucky: $204 million
- Louisiana: $179 million
- Maine: $74 million
- Maryland: $158 million
- Massachusetts: $244 million
- Michigan: $363 million
- Minnesota: $298 million
- Mississippi: $99 million
- Missouri: $247 million
- Montana: $143 million
- Nebraska: $111 million
- Nevada: $293 million
- New Hampshire: $46 million
- New Jersey: $272 million
- New Mexico: $90 million
- New York: $685 million
- North Carolina: $460 million
- North Dakota: $94 million
- Ohio: $253 million
- Oklahoma: $137 million
- Oregon: $211 million
- Pennsylvania: $355 million
- Rhode Island: $45 million
- South Carolina: $161 million
- South Dakota: $82 million
- Tennessee: $300 million
- Texas: $1.2 billon
- Utah: $181 million
- Vermont: $28 million
- Virginia: $386 million
- Washington: $385 million
- West Virginia: $44 million
- Wisconsin: $198 million
- Wyoming: $72 million
