Lincoln Airport begins 17‑inch concrete rebuild of Cold‑War runway

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Lincoln Airport (LNK) in Nebraska has started pouring 17 inches of concrete to reconstruct runway 18/36, which was originally built for Boeing B‑47 bombers.

The rebuilt runway will meet modern FAA standards and specifications and is expected to be completed in fall 2027; it also supports KC‑135R Stratotankers and other large military aircraft.

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