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Hanscom Commission approves April minutes, reviews taxiway project.

Hanscom Field Advisory Commission approves April minutes and gets detailed briefing on taxiway project. The Hanscom Field Advisory Commission approved April 2026 meeting minutes 3-0 on May 19, with two members abstaining due to absence. Massport project managers Stephen Flecchia and Eli Bahrevar

Hanscom Field Advisory Commission · Meeting of May 19, 2026

LINCOLN — Hanscom Field Advisory Commission approves April minutes and gets detailed briefing on taxiway project. The Hanscom Field Advisory Commission approved April 2026 meeting minutes 3-0 on May 19, with two members abstaining due to absence. Massport project managers Stephen Flecchia and Eli Bahrevar presented a two-phase Taxiway E rehabilitation project starting August 1, with the west side running 41 days and the east side 21 days; Runway 11-29 will close five weekends during construction, with approximately 1,000 truck trips estimated for the west side and 600 for the east side.

The commission voted 5-0 to send a letter to Governor Healey regarding Immigration and Customs Enforcement flight operations and passenger screening procedures at the airfield.

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Source: the Hanscom Field Advisory Commission meeting of May 19, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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