Plain English Breakdown
The official source material does not provide specific details about reporting requirements or exact funding amounts.
Changes to Commonwealth Aviation Fund Allocations
This act changes how money from the Commonwealth Aviation Fund is distributed among different types of airports and alters which entities receive funds.
What This Bill Does
- Changes the allocation amounts from the Commonwealth Aviation Fund.
- Alters the entity receiving funds from air carrier airports to commercial service airport sponsors.
- Reclassifies airports from air carrier and reliever to commercial service and regional business, respectively.
Who It Names or Affects
- Airports in Virginia that receive funding from the Commonwealth Aviation Fund.
- The Virginia Aviation Board which allocates funds.
- Commercial service airport sponsors who will now receive entitlement funds directly.
Terms To Know
- Commonwealth Aviation Fund
- A special fund in Virginia that provides money for airports and aviation projects.
- Commercial Service Airport Sponsor
- An entity responsible for managing a commercial service airport, which receives funds directly from the Commonwealth Aviation Fund.
Limits and Unknowns
- The exact amounts of funding changes are not detailed in this summary.
- It is unclear how these changes will affect smaller airports that do not meet the new classifications.
- The effective date for these changes has not been specified.