FIN Taxilane Rehabilitation

Flagler Executive Airport began as a World War II-era U.S. Navy training site known as Naval Outlying Field Bunnell, used to support pilot training operations in northeast Florida; after the war, it was transferred to Flagler County and converted into a public-use airport, later known as Flagler County Airport, serving local aviation needs. In recent decades, significant investment in infrastructure—such as runway upgrades, an air traffic control tower, and expanded facilities—transformed it into a major general aviation hub, leading to its 2015 rebranding as Flagler Executive Airport to reflect its growing role in corporate aviation, with ongoing development, including a new terminal, continuing to modernize and expand its capabilities. As a part of this modernization, airfield pavement improvements continue to be made. The 2024 FDOT Airfield Pavement Management Report reflected the need for reconstruction of the taxilanes which have PCI values ranging between 40 and 56.