Ross Aviation expands presence at Scottsdale Airport
Posted 6/8/21
Ross Aviation along with key city representatives and the contractor JE Dunn broke ground June 1 on two new 28,000 square foot hangars and two 3,000 square feet office buildings at Scottsdale …
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Ross Aviation expands presence at Scottsdale Airport
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Ross Aviation along with key city representatives and the contractor JE Dunn broke ground June 1 on two new 28,000 square foot hangars and two 3,000 square feet office buildings at Scottsdale Airport.
“Putting shovels in the ground today is the start of providing even greater hangar capacity for our customers here in Scottsdale,” said Brian Corbett, chief executive officer of Ross Aviation. “Moreover, today’s groundbreaking further affirms our promise to invest in creating best-in-class facilities that allow us to provide an unmatched level of flight hospitality to make every customer’s journey as safe, hassle-free and pleasant as possible.”
On hand for the groundbreaking ceremony was Scottsdale Mayor David Ortega, who added, “Congratulations to Ross Aviation for investing in success in Scottsdale, Arizona. We have an amazing team and an amazing field, which we consider to be a backbone of executive travel here in the Valley.”