According to the News Herald:

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) began testing flight operations equipment at the new airport Tuesday and will spend 13 hours in the air over a two-day period. About nine FAA employees are making sure what Holman calls an “electronic road map” for airplanes works perfectly.

The FAA inspection is among several certifications the new airport needs before opening May 23, officials said.

The full News Herald Story is here.