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Projects Open for Bid

The Tri-Cities Airport Authority periodically issues Requests for Qualifications (RFQs), Requests for Proposals (RFPs), and other solicitations for professional services, construction, and operational projects.

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Modular Design Services for Industrial Aircraft Hangar Concepts

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About TCAA

The Tri-Cities Airport Authority is a 12-member board charged with the management of both TRI and Aerospace Park. Appointed by the local cities they serve, the TCAA is proud to serve our communities.

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We are always looking for qualified individuals to join our team! Check here to discover the roles we have available, or contact us with any specific questions.

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Aerospace Park

160-acre development site designed as a hub for aircraft-related maintenance, repair, and overhaul companies. The Tri-Cities are halfway between New York City and Miami, which makes our beautiful home a strategic one, helping our local companies export their goods.

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Runway 5/23 Temporarily Closed Until Further Notice

7:30 PM UPDATE: Runway 5/23 remains closed after the identification of a condition requiring evaluation and repair. Further investigation revealed an approximately 20-foot by 20-foot by 17-foot sinkhole beneath the runway surface. Repair efforts are currently underway. Runway 5/23 will remain closed through Wednesday, June 10. Airline flights will be unable to operate as normal…

Tri-Cities Airport Conducts Full-Scale Emergency Drill with Regional First Responders

Tri-Cities Airport conducted its federally required triennial full-scale emergency exercise on Tuesday, May 26, bringing together airport personnel and emergency response agencies from across the region to test emergency preparedness, coordination, and response capabilities during a simulated aircraft accident. Required every three years by the Federal Aviation Administration, the full-scale exercise is designed to evaluate…

Tri-Cities Airport Celebrates Inaugural American Airlines Service to Chicago O’Hare

Tri-Cities Airport (TRI) celebrated the launch of new American Airlines nonstop service to Chicago O’Hare International Airport (ORD) on Friday, May 22, as the inaugural flight officially departed TRI at 7:49 AM. The inaugural flight was celebrated in the terminal and at the gate, bringing together passengers, airport leadership, the community to recognize the launch…

TRI Reopens Donation Drive to Support TSA Employees

The Tri-Cities Airport Authority is relaunching its donation drive to support local Transportation Security Administration (TSA) employees affected by the ongoing partial federal government shutdown. TSA officers at Tri-Cities Airport (TRI) continue to report to work each day to keep passengers safe and travel running smoothly, despite not receiving pay during this time. To support…

Traveling to Orlando: MCO vs. SFB

If you’re planning a trip to Orlando, Florida, choosing the right airport matters—especially if you’re trying to save time, money, or both. Greater Orlando has two commercial airports visitors commonly use: Orlando International Airport (MCO) and Orlando Sanford International Airport (SFB). Now, with the addition of Breeze service to MCO beginning in December, TRI offers…

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