Latest News About Columbus Regional Airport Authority

I don’t have live access to current news right this moment. Here’s a concise summary based on recent public reporting up to late 2024 and early 2025, with guidance on where to check for the latest.

• What it is: The Columbus Regional Airport Authority (CRAA) operates John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH), Rickenbacker International Airport (LCK), and Bolton Field, and oversees major terminal and infrastructure projects in the Columbus, Ohio area.[3][5]

• Major ongoing project: A large terminal redevelopment at CMH, including a new terminal and related facilities, with construction activity continuing through 2029 and plans to expand capacity beyond current levels. Several reports in 2024–2025 cited funding approvals and construction milestones tied to that project.[2][4]

• Financial and governance updates: The authority has publicly disclosed multi-year budgets and board actions related to the new CMH terminal, including pre-construction and foundation work and related infrastructure improvements. Public filings and local business press covered these approvals through 2024.[4][2]

• Passenger and network context: CRAA oversees multiple airports with a mix of passenger and cargo activity; activity and passenger metrics have been tracked by industry outlets and trade sources, though specific monthly figures vary by period. For example, CAPA and industry outlets have reported on January 2026 activity in the broader CRAA network.[6][9]

• Local coverage: Local TV stations and business press in Columbus have reported on CRAA developments, terminal construction, and service changes affecting CMH and surrounding facilities.[5][7]

Where to get the latest

• CRAA official site: Look for board meeting notices, press releases, and project updates on CMH and LCK.[5]
• Local business press: Columbus Business First and Routes News often provide timely updates on funding, contracts, and milestones.[8][2]
• Trade and aviation press: CAPA and Routes Online publish ongoing coverage of CRAA's performance and development projects.[6][8]

If you’d like, I can pull the very latest headlines and summarize them with citations, or focus on a specific aspect (terminal status, financials, or flight activity) and provide a up-to-date briefing. Please tell me which you prefer.