Middlebury State Airport

Small 6B0 - Middlebury
The Middlebury State Airport is a public-use airport owned by the State of Vermont and maintained by the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans), located approximately six miles away from the Town center and adjacent to the East Middlebury community. Initially developed in the 1950s, the airport was acquired by the State in 1970.

- 2023 Middlebury State Airport Layout Plan - Final Report - 11.2023

State Airport Contact Information
Cisco Herrera, Middlebury Airport - Operations & Maintenance, Vermont Agency of Transportation
- Office: 802-505-8479
- Email: cisco.herrera@vermont.gov
Note: Please document in writing all pertinent observations, if possible, date and time is key, as the first communication step in the process. This can be done online.

Airport Complaints
Should you have any complaints regarding aircraft activity at the airport , please contact:
- Chris Beitzel, VTrans/Aeronautics Staff, Christopher.Beitzel@vermont.gov, 802-272-7725.

Note: Noise complaints are overseen by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA). To register a noise complaint to the FAA, visit their Aircraft Noise Complaint Website or call 202-267-3521.

Middlebury State Airport - Master Plan Process
The video recording and presentation slides from the second public meeting have been posted on the VTrans webpage at the Middlebury State Airport website.

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The Agency of Transportation (AOT) received comments on the final draft master plan report until January 27, 2023. The public was also able to submit comments to AOT. Additionally, VTrans prepared these responses to the following resident’s questions:

Who/what is authorized to 'approve' or 'accept' (a) the final draft and (b) whatever Master Plan emerges?
The Vermont Secretary of Transportation approves the final version of the Master Plan.

What role does the Town government play in that process?
The Town Selectboard designated a representative to the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC), which met three times during the plan’s development. The TAC provided feedback to AOT during the airport master planning process. Also, the Town accommodated two Public Informational Meetings at the Town Office for community and stakeholder engagement.
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