Sergeant recounts 30 years of aviation and military service in Houston.

The city's Department of Port Control presented a July ordinance to purchase up to 12 passenger boarding bridges for Cleveland Hopkins International Airport, estimating $26 million in FAA/PFC-funded costs and asking the committee to discuss details ahead of introduction.

The Transportation & Mobility Committee approved or signed up multiple emergency ordinances covering maintenance contracts, a wayfinding audit at CLE ($250,000), concrete maintenance ($1,000,000 estimated annually), financial consulting ($400,000 annually), and on-call asset-management services (~$950,000 annually) to support the airport’s ongoing

The Transportation & Mobility Committee advanced an ordinance to create an owner-controlled insurance program (OCIP) for the Cleveland Hopkins terminal modernization, a seven-year umbrella insurance approach estimated at $45 million designed to lower barriers for small contractors and centralize claims management and safety oversight.

Council members McCormick and Griffin secure approval for major airport construction project.

At the Jan. 6 meeting the airport manager reported receipt of three of seven Airport Layout Plan chapters, confirmed the runway is 5,001 feet, and said completing the ALP and surveys is a precondition for pursuing RNAV approach approval and for TxDOT/FAA funding eligibility.

Cleveland tenant urges city officials to consider reasonable rent hikes for residents.

EAA hosts free flights for kids to enhance airport community engagement at Humble Airport.

Board members focus on defining Cleveland Airport's identity and enhancing hangar availability.

Mayor Danny Lee outlines Cleveland Airport updates and seeks patience from the community.

City's public works plans fog removal, surface striping, and mold management at airport.

Steven Humphreys highlights airport safety issues and lack of emergency response services.

Pilots Richard Nagy and Wally Mulhern express concerns over Cleveland Airport operations and costs.

Board emphasizes safety and tenant voices in managing Cleveland Airport operations.

Airport tenant highlights critical safety and maintenance concerns affecting operations and safety.

Board recommends new training and procedures to prevent vehicle-aircraft collisions at Cleveland Airport.

Airport users express concerns over fee hikes and safety conditions at Cleveland Airport.

Cleveland Airport initiates a five-year development plan and examines new landing fee structures.

Cleveland aims to promote its airport with a sponsored annual event featuring food and activities.