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The work, estimated at about $28 million, could start next April if Airport Authority members give the go-ahead, said Terry Hart, the airport's chief executive, at a meeting of the panel.

The Chattanooga Airport was chosen as the U.S. Airport Finalist for being the “first aviation terminal in the world to be LEED Platinum certified and first airport in the U.S. to go fully solar,” according to the Newsweek award team.

Into the Blue: Abstraction in the Airport. Curated by CHA ART SPACE, this inaugural exhibit showcases 10 different artists' works which were created explicitly for the airport.

the Chattanooga Airport has reopened the Long Term 1 parking lot to accommodate an additional 400 spaces.

Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport officials on Monday said work could start early next year on what's seen as the biggest expansion to the passenger terminal in more than three decades.

American Airlines will resume nonstop service from Chattanooga to Washington, D.C. beginning Saturday, April 3, 2021. As the air travel industry continues to improve and more travelers choose to receive the COVID-19 vaccination

Atlanta is a southern city that is truly unique whether the visit is for leisure or business. This jam-packed single day itinerary will make any visitor feel like a local!

Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport has landed new nonstop service to Houston, and Lovell Field has regained flights to Chicago as well. One round-trip per day between Chattanooga and Houston will start Oct. 1 on United Airline's regional partner SkyWest.

The Chattanooga Airport has awarded the Hoar Construction team the contract to design and build the airport's $25 million, four-level, 1,300 space parking facility that will also accommodate all rental car activities. In addition to Hoar Construction, the design-build team includes local architectural firm MBI Companies, American Structural Concrete, International Parking Design and Culp & Tanner Structural Engineers.

Some of the oldest buildings at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport will soon go away as the brick structures that housed the Tennessee Air National Guard's former facility are slated for demolition. But, airport officials are hopeful of landing another expansion by air maintenance company West Star Aviation for the 13-acre site.