Ribbon cutting to mark opening of new general aviation terminal at Pangborn Memorial Airport

Leavenworth, WALocal News

The Chelan Douglas Regional Port Authority will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony on August 27 to inaugurate the new General Aviation Terminal at Pangborn Memorial Airport in East Wenatchee. This facility is designed to improve aviation services and promote economic growth in the area. Local officials believe that the terminal will enhance the airport's capacity to accommodate general aviation traffic, which could lead to increased business opportunities. The project also highlights the region's investment in transportation infrastructure, which is crucial for attracting tourism and commerce. The terminal's completion follows a series of community discussions regarding the need for better aviation facilities.

Attendees at the ceremony will include local leaders and residents who have supported the project. This initiative aligns with broader efforts to enhance regional connectivity and accessibility. The community's involvement in the ceremony reflects the importance of this development to local stakeholders.

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