Delaware Administrative Code
Title 2 - Transportation
2000 - Department of Transportation
2150 - Office of Aeronautics
2151 - Delaware Airport Licensing Regulation
Section 2151-7.0 - License Revocation

1) the immediate closure of the airport or heliport, or

2) the change in designation from public use to private use airport or heliport. The circumstances leading to revocation are listed below.

7.1.1 Refusal or Failure to Comply with this Regulation. If a public use airport or heliport operator refuses or fails to comply with the terms and conditions of licensure contained in this regulation, that airport or heliport is subject to license revocation. Conditions of licensure include:

. Displacement of a runway threshold when obstructed by highways, railways, or waterways.

. Valid insurance coverage in the amounts and types stated in this regulation.

7.1.2 License Revocation. Airport licenses are to be revoked upon reaching the following trigger points:

7.1.3 Airport Closure/Private Use Designation. No public use airport shall operate in Delaware without a license issued by the Department. Therefore, after license revocation, an airport shall either close or be redesignated as private use and be deleted from the list in the Department of Commerce's Airport/Facility Directory (AFD).