By Associated Press - Monday, April 14, 2014

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (AP) - Officials want to transfer Terre Haute airport property to the Indiana highway department to help create a new entrance to an Air National Guard base.

Leaders of the Terre Haute International Airport have asked the Federal Aviation Administration to change about 6 acres of airport property to non-aeronautical use and allow them to transfer the land to the state highway department.

In exchange, the highway department would transfer about 2 acres to the airport. The Tribune-Star reports (https://bit.ly/ORuTF9 ) the 6 acres would allow construction of a new road coming off a roundabout on Indiana 42.

The new road would serve as a new entrance to the Indiana Air National Guard base at the airport.

The FAA will accept public comments on the land swap until May 5.

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Information from: Tribune-Star, https://www.tribstar.com

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