Master Plan

The Asheville Regional Airport last completed an airport master plan study in July, 2001. Soon after, changes in the aviation industry resulting from the events of 9/11 rendered that plan somewhat obsolete. Although a terminal area plan was completed in 2005 as an interim measure, the airport has now undertaken a new airport master plan study. Delta Airport Consultants was selected to conduct this 18 month study, which commenced in September, 2011.

Explore the master plan project. 
 

 Current Projects

• Westside Development Fill Project – Work is underway on a massive fill project which will convert previously unusable airport land into property for future airfield and commercial development projects.
• Public Safety Building Design – Includes design services associated with construction of a new public safety building, which will house airport police, fire rescue personnel, aircraft rescue and firefighting equipment, and the communications center.
• Passenger Boarding Bridges – Includes design and bidding of the replacement of regional boarding ramps with fully enclosed passenger boarding bridges (jet bridges).

Development Opportunities

The Asheville Regional Airport Authority has more than 1,000 acres of land utilized for aviation and non-aviation development. The airport has land to lease for hangar construction, aircraft maintenance facilities and other commercial aviation uses. Land is also currently available for non-aviation commercial development in the rapidly growing area of Airport Road (NC 280). In addition, Airport Terminal space is available for appropriate commercial operations.
 

Contact

Interested individuals or groups are encouraged to contact Michael A. Reisman, Deputy Airport Director, Development + Operations, at mreisman@flyavl.com or 828-684-2226.

To find information on active requests for bids, proposals or quotes, visit our RFP/RFQ/RFB section.