Federal grants will allow Arnold Palmer Regional Airport to wrap up its runway improvements this year and will replace aging units that control the temperature on planes parked at Pittsburgh International Airport.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Airport grants cover upgrades of Arnold Palmer runway, Pittsburgh International air systems
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