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Airport Economic Impact Study

To understand and measure the impact of Vermont's public-use airports on the State economy, VTrans undertook an Economic Impact Study. This report summarizes the Study and highlights the significant economic value of the Vermont system of public-use airports.

The Vermont system of seventeen public-use airports generates an annual economic impact of more than $600 million. Over 9,000 jobs and $225 million in wages are attributable to public-use airports and the aviation industry in Vermont. With this Study, the State is pleased to have assessed effectively how these airports contribute to Vermont's economy. However, the Study also documents the impacts of these airports that go beyond financial measure.

Cover, Table of Contents and Introductions

CH 1 Study Goals, Scope and Objectives

CH 2 The Process

CH 3 Definition of Economic Impact

CH 4 Economic Impacts Methodology-Survey and Fieldwork

CH 5 Economic Modeling-Methodology and Findings

CH 6 Individual Airport Profiles (see below)

CH 7 Special Scenarios

CH 8 Suggested Marketing Plan for Study Results

CH 9 Suggested Update Methodology for Future Reports

Appendix 1 Glossary of Terms

Appendix 2 Airport Use Surveys

Appendix C Total Regional Effects-IMPLAN-Type Multipliers

Appendix D Executive Summary Document

Airport Profiles

State

John H. Boylan

Caledonia County

Franklin County

Hartness

Edward F. Knapp

Middlebury

Morrisville-Stowe

William H. Morse

Newport

Rutland

Municipal

Burlington Int'l

Fair Haven

Private

Basin Harbor

Mt Snow

Post Mills

Robin's Nest

Warren-Sugarbush