CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) – Cleveland Hopkins International Airport has begun construction on a $1.6 billion upgrade project the airport director says will change the look and function of the airport by 2032.
Bryant Francis, Cleveland’s director of port control, said new construction is the way to improve the traveler experience at CLE.
“Really the way to do that, to realize that goal is through new construction,” Francis said.
Current progress
Cleveland Hopkins recently ranked last among medium-sized airports in North America in a J.D. Power…