CRAA Gives Thanks

November 23, 2020
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This Thanksgiving, the Columbus Regional Airport Authority gives thanks to the hardworking men and women responsible for keeping our airports open and operational. Thank you.

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What's happening at CMH

Breaking ground for what’s next – New terminal construction project takes flight

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus Regional Airport Authority President & CEO Joseph R. Nardone and Board of Directors Chair . . .

Preparing for what’s next: Blue Lot closure scheduled

COLUMBUS, Ohio — In preparation for the upcoming new terminal construction project, the Blue Shuttle Lot at John . . .

Flocking to the sky: Record-breaking Thanksgiving travel expected

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Airport “Snow Dogs” preparing for winter weather

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Thanksgiving travelers: Which one are you?

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New daily, nonstop service between Columbus and Los Angeles

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Public notice for PFC 25-11-C-00-CMH at John Glenn Columbus International Airport

The Columbus Regional Airport Authority (the Authority) has determined the need to submit to the Federal Aviation Administration . . .

Busiest summer ever for Columbus Regional Airport Authority

COLUMBUS, Ohio – John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) and Rickenbacker International Airport (LCK) had record-breaking summer travel . . .

Notice of public hearing: The Series 2025A bonds

Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, October 8, 2024, a public hearing will be held by the . . .

More than a race: 5K celebrates community, honors veterans

Under a warm September sun, over a thousand eager participants converged on the Airfield Maintenance compound at John . . .