Economic Development

Mesa Gateway loses airline, gains hotels, aerospace companies

A record number of passengers is creating opportunities for more future concessions such as Valley chain Cold Beer and Cheeseburgers at Mesa Gateway Airport.

Rendering courtesy of Mesa Gateway Airport Authority

Major changes are coming to Mesa Gateway Airport in the next year.

During its May 6 meeting, the Queen Creek Town Council received an update on the airport’s plans and changes from J. Brian O’Neill, executive director of the Mesa Gateway Airport Authority.

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