Stewart International Airport proposed as site for U.S. Space Academy

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Stewart International Airport proposed as site for U.S. Space Academy
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James Skoufis urged the New York governor to recommend Stewart International Airport as the future home of the proposed U.S. Space Academy.

Stewart International Airport has one of the country’s longest runways certified to land a space shuttle, offers undeveloped land for development, is connected to West Point and shares facilities with Stewart Air National Guard Base.

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