Port Authority airports would add private milk-expression rooms if New York matches the law

The Port Authority would have to provide a private place to express breast milk in each passenger terminal at covered airports. This covers Port Authority airports with at least 1 million yearly enplanements, and those with more than 10,000 but fewer than 1 million. The room must be in each passenger terminal, behind that terminal's security screening area. Each room must be outside a public restroom and include at least a chair and an electrical outlet. At airports with at least 1 million yearly enplanements, a room must include a sink after construction of a new terminal or replacement, expansion, or qualifying renovation of an existing terminal. At airports with more than 10,000 but fewer than 1 million yearly enplanements, rooms must include a chair, sink, and electrical outlet. A qualifying renovation means repurposing more than 25 percent of the terminal's space. For airports with more than 10,000 but fewer than 1 million yearly enplanements, the room is required when qualifying terminal work is completed. The bill takes effect when New York enacts a law with an identical effect, or immediately if New York has already enacted it.