Port Authority agrees record budget

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A US$4.6 billion budget for 2001 has been approved by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Board of Commissioners. The approval represents the start of an extensive five-year, US$9.5 billion capital investment program in airports, as well as bridges and tunnels, the PATH system and other facilities throughout the New York-New Jersey region. The budget includes a record US$2.05 billion first installment of capital spending which partly provides for the transformation of JF Kennedy, Newark and LaGuardia airports into modern, customer-friendly airports.

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Newark eases delays with extended runway

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Port Authority of New York and New Jersey Chmn Lewis M. Eisenberg announced that the completion of an 850m extension of runway 4L-22R will help ease flight delays at Newark International Airport. The newly extended runway will serve as the primary runway for departures and will free runway 4R-22L for the use only of arriving aircraft. Thus, wasted time through the use of alternative take-off and landings on the same runway will be eliminated.

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New York reads the signs

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The Port Authority of New York has installed new airport signages at the central terminal building in LaGuardia Airport and in Terminal A at Newark. The new signages were designed in response to customer comments. Customers informed the Authority that better signs are one of the most important means to improve service. The signs are clear, succintly worded and are shown in three styles which direct passenger to their desired destinations.

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