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File #: 2026-7677    Name:
Type: Presentation Status: Agenda Ready
File created: 5/22/2026 In control: Board of Aeronautic Commissioners
On agenda: 6/3/2026 Final action:
Title: Presentation: Updates to the adopted 2026 Airport rules, regulations, and minimum standards for commercial and non-commercial operations at the Kansas City - Lee's Summit Regional Airport.
Attachments: 1. BOAC Rules and Regs Summary
Related files: BILL NO. 26-061, 2026-7540
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Presentation: Updates to the adopted 2026 Airport rules, regulations, and minimum standards for commercial and non-commercial operations at the Kansas City - Lee's Summit Regional Airport.

 

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Issue/Request:

A Presentation of the major updates to the adopted 2026 Airport rules, regulations, and minimum standards for commercial and non-commercial operations at the Kansas City - Lee's Summit Regional Airport.

 

Key Issues:

 

The 2026 revision addresses a combination of evolving regulatory requirements, shifting industry best practices, and the Airport’s ongoing improvements and expansions. In addition to updating day-to-day rules and regulations, it introduces several key policy and procedural changes, including proprietary and exclusive rights, clearer definitions of commercial and non-commercial activities, leasing and development standards, and minimum standards. Overall, the 2026 revision positions the Airport to enhance safety, optimize user experiences, foster innovation, and adapt to dynamic industry trends.

 

Background:

 

1.                     As the sponsor of the Airport, City is obligated to abide by Federal Grant Assurance, as promulgated and enforced by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

2.                     The Federal Grant Assurances establish guidelines and protocols for activities associated with the Airport

3.                     The FAA guidelines and policies permit the City to identify and operate facilities based on the proprietary interests of the City

4.                     The FAA encourages airport sponsors to enact and enforce rules and regulations and minimum standards

5.                     The City is committed to providing the best possible aeronautical services to the public through consistent planning and development practices and the enforcement of uniform rules and regulations

 

Presenter

Joel Arrington, Airport Manager

 

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