Business
with TRI

With opportunities for employment and businesses, the TCAA is here to help grow our beautiful area.

11:48PM EDT Oct. 09, 2026

61°F

Board & Public Notices

Access Board of Commissioners meeting notices, agendas, minutes, committee assignments, and other official public notices from the Tri-Cities Airport Authority.

Learn More

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.

About TCAA

Careers

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.

Job Opportunities

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.

More Info

Badging & Credentialing

If you are a hanger owner, airport tenant, one of their employees, or anyone else who conducts business or is based on the general aviation side of the airfield, click here for more information on how to obtain an Access Media (SIDA) badge.

Badging Information

Pilot flying a helicopter over a winding river at sunset, with scenic aerial views of water and land below.

TRI Invites Regional Businesses to Participate in 2026 Corporate Travel Survey

Tri-Cities Airport (TRI) is inviting businesses and organizations across the region to participate in its 2026 Corporate Travel Survey to help better understand local business travel patterns and priorities. The five-minute survey asks organizations about their business travel, including how employees travel for work and which air service options are most important to their organization.…

Tri-Cities Airport Authority to Hold First Board Meeting Under New Appointment Structure

The Tri-Cities Airport Authority (TCAA) welcomes its new 12-member Board following changes to the appointment process established under recently enacted Tennessee legislation. New and returning members will gather for the first meeting on August 27th, 2026, and serve in an important leadership role as the Authority continues planning for the future of Tri-Cities Airport (TRI)…

Economic Impact Study Shows Tri-Cities Airport Plays Significant Role in Regional Economy

A recent economic impact study of Tri-Cities Airport (TRI) found that the airport supported approximately 2,100 jobs and $289 million in economic activity in 2024. The study also estimates that activity connected to TRI generated more than $42 million in tax revenue for federal, state, and local governments. The study was conducted by InterVISTAS Consulting…

Tri-Cities Airport Reopens Runway 5/23, Resumes Normal Operations

Tri-Cities Airport has reopened Runway 5/23 following the completion of repairs and all necessary safety evaluations related to a sinkhole discovered beneath the runway surface earlier this week. The runway has been returned to service and normal airport operations have resumed. “We appreciate the hard work of our staff, contractors, and airline partners throughout this…

Runway 5/23 Temporarily Closed Until Further Notice

JUNE 10, 2026 5:15 PM UPDATE: Repair work on Runway 5/23 continued throughout the day Wednesday following the discovery of a sinkhole beneath the runway surface. Crews are continuing to monitor the curing process while preparing for final inspections and evaluations. Based on the progress, the airport anticipates reopening Runway 5/23 and resuming normal operations…

See More News

Sky’s the limit with TCAA business

We’re committed to building the best airport for the people and businesses of our area. See what TRI can offer you.