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City outlines major airport projects tied to Air National Guard and weighs reestablishing commercial flights
Summary
Klamath Falls budget presentation described large airport construction and military cooperative agreements related to an anticipated F-35 mission, ongoing FAA taxiway projects totaling millions, and staff said attracting commercial air service could cost about $1 million in start-up incentives and operational support.
City staff told the budget committee that airport revenues are driven largely by FAA funding, rental and landing fees, and by military construction cooperative agreements tied to the Air National Guard’s presence at Klamath Falls.
“We serve as their contracting officer,” city staff said of military cooperative agreements supporting projects tied to an anticipated F-35 mission. The airport presentation identified large…
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