Boston, MA, September 21, 2026 — Manchester-Boston Regional Airport (MHT) has initiated a process to update its master plan and is actively soliciting feedback from the public. This comprehensive review aims to guide the airport’s future development and operational strategies over the coming years.

The master plan is a critical document that outlines long-term goals and projects for airport infrastructure, facilities, and services. Its update typically involves assessing current conditions, forecasting future demand for air travel and related activities, and identifying necessary improvements to accommodate growth and enhance the passenger experience.

As part of this public engagement phase, MHT is encouraging community members, stakeholders, and interested parties to share their perspectives. The airport has not provided specific details regarding the methods for submitting input, such as public meetings, online surveys, or designated comment periods. Information on how the public can contribute to this planning process is expected to be made available by the airport.

Updating a master plan is a significant undertaking for any major transportation hub. It often involves evaluating various aspects, including but not limited to, runway and taxiway enhancements, terminal expansions, new gate construction, cargo facilities, and ground transportation access. Environmental considerations and economic impacts are also frequently key components of such planning.

The specific timeline for the master plan update was not provided in the initial announcement. Further details on the scope of the update, the consultant(s) involved if any, and the anticipated completion date are also pending.

Manchester-Boston Regional Airport serves as a vital economic engine for the region, connecting passengers and businesses to various destinations. The input gathered during this master plan update process will be instrumental in shaping its evolution and ensuring it continues to meet the community’s needs effectively.


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