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HISTORICAL FUTURE FUTURE INDEX <br />AIRPORT GROWTH GRO\VV'I'Ei COMMENTS 1/ <br />AIR CARRIER <br />Minneapolis-St. + <br />Paul International <br />RELIEVER AIRPORTS <br /> + 0 Constrained land envelope <br />Airlake <br /> Future growth fueled by <br />Anoka Co. Blaine + + regional prowmity <br /> Constrained by residential <br />Crystal + _ encroachment <br /> Future development may <br />Flying Cloud + 0 trigger capacity and access <br /> conflicts <br /> Future growth limited due <br />Lake Elmo - 0 to regional proximity <br /> Due to recent arr re <br />Paul Downtown <br />St + + development and downtown <br />. location <br /> 0 Limited operational fleet can <br />South St. Paul 0 be accommodated <br />Legend <br />+ Positive operational growth <br />o Stabilized operational growth <br />- Negative operational growth <br />Source: Hiuaical Groath- <br />MAC Fad Sheet, 1989. <br />Future Growth-. <br />Aviation Planning Associates, ins <br />Notes: <br />1/ Comments are based on the potential for <br />furors operadonal growth and FAA Aviadon <br />Forecasts, August 1988. <br />~_J <br />REGIONAL SYSTEM CHARACTERISTICS OFGENERAL AVIATION Ex~itBlT <br />RELIEVER ACTIVITY IN THE MINNEAPOLIS-SI: PAUL I-13 <br />METROPOLITAN pglppR'I'S S'~JDy AVIATION SYSTEM <br />COUNCIL <br />
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