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Moody’s Ratings upgraded the Syracuse Regional Airport Authority’s credit rating to A3 from Baa1, reflecting the organization’s strengthened financial profile.
Restaurants operated by concessionaire Delaware North at Syracuse Hancock International Airport were scheduled to stop accepting cash on April 7, 2025, as airport tenants transition to cashless operations.
Syracuse Hancock International Airport is operated by the Syracuse Regional Airport Authority, a New York public benefit corporation established in 2011. The airport’s FAA operating certificate transferred from the City of Syracuse to the authority in 2014.
The air cargo operations at Syracuse Hancock International Airport are located on 22.5 acres of land. Carriers have ample office, parking, and loading dock space, as well as aircraft apron areas.
Syracuse Hancock International Airport has two runways in use: Runway 10-28, measuring 9,003 by 150 feet, and Runway 15-33, measuring 7,500 by 150 feet. Runway 28 has a Category II ILS, Runway 10 has a Category I ILS, and Runways 15 and 33 have non-precision instrument approaches.
For information about security at airports and how to be prepared, please visit the Transportation Security Administration’s Traveler Information page.
Syracuse Hancock International Airport is open 24 hours per day, 7 days a week.
The page provides information about parking options at Syracuse Hancock International Airport.
The Syracuse Regional Airport Authority operates Syracuse Hancock International Airport and is a New York State public benefit corporation formed to foster the development of safe, secure, and efficient aviation services at the airport and in the Upstate New York region.
