The Aviation Association of Indiana (AAI) and Conexus Indiana are releasing a comprehensive economic impact study of the state’s airports today. The study, which analyzes business activity at and surrounding the 69 public-use airports in the State’s Aviation System Plan, affirms that aviation is an important catalyst in the logistics sector and the state’s economy overall - especially critical to the transportation of high-value goods, like pharmaceuticals, medical instruments and electronic equipment.
The AAI and Conexus Indiana partnered with the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) to develop the study, which surveyed airport executives and users across the state and filtered the resulting data through the IMPLAN economic model to arrive at an impressive assessment of the airports’ collective impact: 69,000 Hoosier jobs, with an annual payroll of $4.1billion and total economic output of more than $14 billion.
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