The Allplane Podcast #104 - Charles Everett Director of Aviation at the Port Authority of NY & NJ

Charles Everett is the Director of Aviation at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, a public organization set up by these two states in order to manage key pieces of infrastructure, including the ports, some tunnels and roads and, importantly for this episode of the podcast, New York’s airport system.

More than 144 million passengers pass every year through the airports under the responsibility of the Port Authority, which include JFK, La Guardia and Newark-Liberty, and this number is set to increase in coming years and the three of them complete massive redevelopment works.

Over $30 billion dollars have been invested in the last few years in rebuilding and expanding airports capacity at all major airports in the New York area, something that is also expected to bring about a very significant upgrade of the passenger experience.

So, on today’s episode, we are going to review, together with Charles, each of these projects and discuss how the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is preparing for a future in which sustainability take center stage and new forms of air mobility are start to shape the way we move around.

Tune in for a detailed overview of New York’s airport system and how it is investing to reclaim its position as one of the world’s major air travel nodes!

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Things we talk about in this episode

Charles role as Director of Aviation at the The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
What does The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey do and which airports and other infrastructure it manages
The New York City airport system
The multiple redevelopment projects currently ongoing at NYC’s airports
Sustainability at the airports managed by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
How airports in the NYC area are preparing for the eVTOL revolution