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February 15, 2026 - FRESNO — Congressman Jim Costa (CA-21) has announced $3.15 million in federal funding for Fresno Yosemite International Airport through the Fiscal Year (FY) 2026 Airport Improvement Program, bringing the total federal funding he has secured for the airport in recent years to more than $85 million. This funding will help the City of Fresno plan and design infrastructure improvements that enhance how the airport serves travelers and the broader region, supporting its ability to meet growing demand for air travel.
“Fresno Yosemite International Airport has received unprecedented federal support over the years,” said Congressman Costa. “I’m proud to continue that work with this latest $3.15 million in FY26 funding. Following last year’s terminal expansion, this investment will help the City of Fresno plan and design the next phase of airport improvements, ensuring the airport continues to meet the needs of travelers and the region. Building on past Community Project Funding and Bipartisan Infrastructure Law grants, these resources strengthen regional connectivity and fuel economic growth that benefits families across the Central Valley.”
“Our airport has been growing steadily, and this investment allows us to build on that momentum,” said Mayor Jerry Dyer. “We are deeply grateful to Congressman Jim Costa for his leadership and advocacy on behalf of our community. This funding is a major win for our airport and the entire region. It enables us to move forward with critical expansion projects, enhance the passenger experience, and support long-term economic growth. The result will be improved travel options, new jobs, and a stronger local economy.”
“Securing this federal funding helps to support Fresno Yosemite International Airport in advancing infrastructure projects that expand regional connectivity and strengthen economic vitality,”said Interim Director of Aviation Francisco Partida. “These projects deliver a world-class airport that meets the needs of our community and supports continued progress.”
Source: Congressman Jim Costa
