CLEVELAND, Tenn. – Plans are in the works to celebrate the Jan. 25 anniversary of the opening of the Cleveland Regional Jetport.
On Friday, the Cleveland Municipal Airport Authority board discussed the possibility of dovetailing the first anniversary event with a celebration commemorating the completion of the massive Jones Airways hangar, located next to and dwarfing the airport’s two-story, chalet-style terminal.
A January date will give more time for completing other construction and groundwork at the jetport, said Lynn DeVault, secretary-treasurer for the authority.
The construction of two communal hangars, each with the capacity to accommodate 10 aircraft, is on track for December completion, said Mark Fidler, director of operations at the Cleveland Regional Jetport.
“The hangars are coming along at a brisk rate,” he said. “The doors are in the process of being hung.”
