​State Airport System Plan -- Update

ODOT's Office of Aviation has long recognized the importance of planning as a proactive approach to ensuring that aviation continues its active role in the statewide transportation system. As such, the Office of Aviation has undertaken this statewide airport system plan update in order to continue the analysis of the state airport system that will produce an extensive assessment of the condition of the current system, as well as a planning document for meeting both current and future needs.

The State Airport System Plan (Focus Study and Economic Impact Analysis) was last updated in 2014 with data collected in 2012 and is quickly becoming obsolete. A new plan update is needed. Our goal is to create a user friendly enterprise data management system so that the State Airport System Plan can then be quickly, and cost effectively, updated. The data management system will take the current plan from a static document to a live interactive plan, creating a sustainable system and process for all future updates.

In delivering cost-effective, comprehensive aviation/airport program services to the State of Ohio, the Office of Aviation has developed a talented staff with unique and diverse capabilities. However, to fully meet the demands of a continually increasing and demanding workload, complicated with continual regulatory challenges, the Office of Aviation is seeking to supplement our staff with a qualified, trained consultant to fulfill the roles of Aviation Planner/Project Manager for the development, management and coordination of tasks in support of the update to Ohio’s State Airport System Plan (SASP). Below you will find a link to the request for qualifications for that position:

ODOT Office of Aviation, Consultant Supplemental Staff Position
In Support of the Update to the Ohio Airport System Plan

Use the link below to continue on to the archived State Airport System Plan:

Ohio Airports Focus Study (2014)