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Why is the Airport Improvement Program needed?

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Why is the Airport Improvement Program needed?

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John Wayne Airport is located in one of the most vibrant economic regions in the state. While the demand for air travel in Orange County is strong, the Airport is limited in the type and amount of service it can provide today by the Settlement Agreement and by our current facilities. The Thomas F. Riley Terminal and related facilities were designed to serve 8.4 million annual passengers (MAP). JWA served nearly 10 MAP in 2007. At that level, existing facilities are being stretched to their operational limits. JWA continues to record the highest gate utilization statistics in the country. While our gate efficiency allows us to serve more passengers, it also means our hold rooms are filled to and beyond capacity during peak times. Our baggage screening systems often operating over capacity. Although JWA is serving more than it was designed to, the higher passenger level comes at a price – reduced customer convenience and service. The Airport Improvement Program will allow the Airport to

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