Lancaster Airport Authority makes new additions to the airport

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Small airplanes are parked in a line at Lancaster Airport Thursday, Jan. 11, 2023.

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The Lancaster airport is the third busiest airport in the State of Pennsylvania.  Ed Foster is the Executive Director of the Lancaster Authority Airport, says more changes are underway to the airport.

“We are ramping up for our launch of the nonstop service with British Airways. This coming Tuesday, we have an exciting time lined up, the flight is we have bookings, we have people coming inbound from Orlando, which is great. And we have about 60 people confirmed on the outbound. So, bookings are looking good.”

The airport is also adding a baggage screening area, a secure passenger line, while adding a restroom. Foster believes these new additions to the airport will impact passengers in a positive way.

“I think it will make travel easier for the passengers that normally would have to drive an hour and a half or two hours to competing airports. Puts a lot less time on the road for those passengers that choose to fly out of here.”