to become larger than its hub in Washington D.C. The service to Washington was later cancelled and was replaced with service to Charlotte. In 2017, the airport re-branded itself SBY Regional Airport. Airport construction and expansion Several construction projects were recently completed in late 2011 to extend runway 14-32 an extra to a length of . Along with the main runway being extended, the taxiways around the runway were extended and a new ILS system was installed with new approaches. These multimillion-dollar projects will allow flights using larger aircraft such as regional jets which had previously been unable to operate at the airport due to the short length of the runway. Today, the airport spans 1,081 acres (437 ha) and is the second-largest in the state of Maryland. In 2016, a plan was announced to again extend runway 14-32 an additional to . In 2017, it was announced that the interior of the terminal would be updated with a coastal theme. Facilities The Richard A. Henson Terminal is a building opened in 1990. There is an American Eagle ticket counter and a TSA bag scanning area at the southeast part of the building. Two departure gates, one arrival gate, and security checkpoints are in the middle and northwest part of the terminal. The terminal is surrounded by of parking apron which services the arriving and departing aircraft. Avis, Hertz, and Enterprise all operate automobile rental services in the arrival terminal. In 2022, airport parking was upgraded to an automated parking system, from the previous contractor staffed gate. Fixed-base operators Bayland Aviation is the fixed-base operator at Salisbury. Jet fuel and Avgas are handled and supplied by Bayland. They also offer public flight training using a group of small Cessna and Piper aircraft. Charter flights can be scheduled through Bayland to multiple destinations throughout the East Coast. Airlines and destinations The airport is the operational headquarters for American Eagle carrier Piedmont Airlines. In 2012, Piedmont established a passenger record of 150,086 passengers. Passenger airlines Current destinations map Top destinations Terminated passenger airline services Piedmont previously served Salisbury with flights to Washington D.C. and Baltimore. The service to Washington was on and off until 2008; the Baltimore service stopped in late 2009. Allegiant Air began twice a week service to Orlando-Sanford International Airport in February 2012, using its McDonnell Douglas MD-80 jets, but ended the route less than a year later on