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Westchester County wants to spend up to $150 million modernizing the HPN airport terminal. The Friday Intel digs into the data and finds the catch: HPN moves 2.2 million passengers through a 1995 terminal capped at 240 scheduled passengers every half hour, a 1980s limit the renovation won't touch. The county is buying comfort, not capacity.

In This Episode
(0:00) A $150 million fix, and the number nobody mentions
(0:25) The 1995 terminal and 2.2 million passengers
(1:10) The 240-per-half-hour cap and four-of-six-gates rule from the 1980s
(2:15) The surprise: comfort versus capacity
(3:00) What it means if you fly HPN, live nearby, or pay county taxes
(3:50) Close

Sources
Westchester County and HNTB: the terminal modernization and feasibility study
Airport capacity data: HPN passenger counts and the Terminal Capacity Agreement

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