Much of the aviation industry in North Carolina is upbeat about the prospects of 2022 being a good year. That message is being heard from airport officials across the state, state and county government officials and even aerial applicators.
“The future looks bright for the 72 public use airports in the State of North Carolina,” said Mark R. Davidson, A.A.E. (shown at right), Airport Director, Smith Reynolds Airport, in Winston-Salem and President of the North Carolina Airports Association (NCAA). “Air traffic at a number of airports has increased over the previous year and new funding sources have come available including over $126 million in the State budget for 18 individual airports.”
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