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A plane made an emergency landing on I-75 forcing multiple lane closures.
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Read More »Gainesville Regional Airport Expansion Construction Set To Begin In 2018
Bob Page, chairman of the GNV airport board, said the main purpose of the expansion is to create more space to accommodate passenger experience.
Read More »UPDATE: Pilot Killed In Micanopy Crash Identified; Weather Possible Cause
The Marion County Sheriff's Office and the Federal Aviation Administration are investigating a small plane crash that left one dead near Williston Tuesday morning.
Read More »New Rescue and Firefighting Station To Be Built At Gainesville Regional Airport
Gainesville Regional Airport received a federal grant to add a new aircraft rescue and firefighting station.
Read More »FAA Green Lights Private Company’s Moon-Shot
Cape Canaveral-based Moon Express is the first private space company to receive permission to head the moon.
Read More »Gainesville Regional Airport Reveals Plan to Add More Parking
First phase of the project is for long-term parking and would add 101 spots.
Read More »Will Gainesville’s Old Army Reserve Property Be Home To A Body Armor Maker?
Phalanx now leases its current headquarters — the old FAA building — from the city, at a monthly cost of $3,500.
Read More »Plane Lands On Waldo Road South of Gainesville Regional Airport
No one on the ground was injured when a small plane made an emergency landing Sunday afternoon.
Read More »Gainesville Airport Planning On-Site Hotel, Fire Station
Gainesville Regional Airport will soon have a new hotel to accommodate a 40 percent increase in passenger traffic over the past eight years. The on-site hotel and fire fighting station are two of the five large projects in the works.
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