Republic Airport – Long Island’s Executive Airport

Republic Airport
Long Island's Executive Airport

TAXIWAY ALPHA REHABILITATION PROJECT

9/18/2023 UPDATE:

September 5 to October 19 – Taxiway A will be closed southbound between Taxiway H and Runway 32. Taxiway A4 will remain closed. Use caution, Barricades located along Taxiway A between A3 and A4 and in the vicinity of Taxiway H. Taxiway A will be open northbound between Taxiway H and Runway 1-19.

September 25 to October 25 – Runway 14-32 will be closed to allow work on taxiway stubs leading to the runway (Taxiways A1, A2, A3, A4). Work is being done in the Runway Safety Area which requires the runway to be closed. Asphalt removal, new LED Taxiway Edge Lights and LED Signage will installed.

Please Check NOTAMS for the most current information.

On April 24, 2023, The New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT) and Republic Airport began a project to Rehabilitate Taxiway Alpha. The project is anticipated to be complete by December 2023.

The Taxiway was last re-constructed in 1972 and shows signs of deterioration due to age, weathering, and service use. The pavement exhibits longitudinal, transverse, reflective, alligator, and fatigue cracking. The existing cable, taxiway edge lighting, and airfield guidance signs will be replaced with state-of-the-art energy efficient LED technology.

The project will be done in two phases – Phase I will be re-construction of the northwest half; Phase II will be re-construction of the southeast half. Each phase will be broken into several work areas to minimize disruption to airport operations.

Airport management will continue to provide updates as the project progresses, including advance notice of taxiway closings and detours and any work affecting night-time flight operations. Notice to Air Missions or NOTAMS will be posted throughout the duration of the project and should be checked frequently. We regret any inconvenience the project may cause in the coming months for the airport’s tenants, users, and surrounding communities. Should you have any questions, please contact the Airport’s Administration office at 631-752-7707 x6109g

Noise Complaints

Republic Airport is pleased to be a responsive and responsible member of the Long Island community. As such, the Airport is fully committed to investigating aircraft noise concerns in a timely manner.

To effectively and accurately determine the source of an alleged noise violation, residents are strongly encouraged to report such incidents within 48 hours of an occurrence. Timely notification will assist in not only determining the cause, but also enhance the Airport’s ability to take corrective actions. The community’s support is very much appreciated.

To file a noise complaint, please contact the Airport at (631) 752-7707, option #4, or use our Online Noise Complaint Form.

The Republic Airport Noise Contour Update Summary Calendar