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USDOT announces $2B in COVID-19 relief grants for airports

The US Department of Transportation will be providing nearly $2 billion in funds to help airports affected by the COVID-19 pandemic…

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https://transportationtodaynews.com/news/21490-usdot-announces-2b-in-covid-19-relief-grants-for-airports/

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USDOT announces $2B in COVID-19 relief grants for airports

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