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Federal and State forms have been made available for use in grant and registration programs. If there is a form that you need and cannot find please, contact us. The site will continue to be updated as information becomes available.
As required by Chapter Law, here is the fully downloadable text of the Report: The Preservation of Privately-Owned Airports (pdf), delivered to the State of New Hampshire Governor and Executive Council and The Long Range Capital Planning and Utilization Committee on November 1, 2004.
Grants for National Plan of Integrated Airport System (NPIAS) Airports:
NPIAS airports receive federal aid in the form of FAA grant funds. To learn more about applying for an FAA grant as a NPIAS airport, and for the latest forms and instructions, please visit our Airport Block Grant Program page.
State - Local Grant Program:
As valuable assets to our local and state economies and a benefit to the citzens of New Hampshire, the state of New Hampshire offers a grant program for those public-use airports throughout the state that do not receive federal funding for airport improvements.
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation/Bureau of Aeronautics is pleased to provide procedures for the 50-50 Grant Program to assist in the request of state grant funds for the improvement of your airports. Step-by-step instructions from project inception through project completion are detailed and include applicable forms. For the latest information on proposed changes to this program, please view our News and Events page. As always, please contact us with any questions or for further information.
- Grant Application - Submittal for a Grant Application for State-Local Capital Improvements Projects
- Grant Payment Request - Submittal for a Grant Payment Request for State-Local Capital Improvement Projects
Airport Registration Program:
The New Hampshire Department of Transportation/Bureau of Aeronautics is responsible for issuing appropriate registration certificates if it is satified that an airport conforms to minimum standards of safety and a safe air traffic pattern is identified. Registration certificates and renewal thereof may be issued subject to any conditions that the Department may deem necessary. It is important for all airport owners to consider registering their new airports with the Department. If for public-use, your airport could be eligible for state and/or federal grant funds for airport improvement projects and airport preservation efforts. Even if registered as a private-use airport, you may be protected from any future legislation passed by your local municipality against the operation of airports. There is no fee for registering an airport and the benefits are extensive when considering financial impacts, safety regulations and the airport's overall development.
- Resource Order Form - Request a current listing of registered NH Commercial Aviation Operators and/or Airport/Heliport Development & Design Information Packets
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