FAA Trades Airport Dirt for Industrial Gold in Ohio
Published Date: 3/24/2025
Notice
Summary
The FAA plans to change about 62 acres of empty land at Bolton Field Airport in Columbus, Ohio, from airport use to non-airport use and sell it. This land isn’t needed for flying activities and is set for future industrial development. This change could bring new business opportunities and happens soon, so keep an eye out!
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62.365 Acres at Bolton Field for Industrial Sale
The FAA plans to change about 62.365 acres of vacant airport land at Bolton Field Airport in Columbus, Ohio, from aeronautical use to non‑aeronautical use and authorize its sale. The property is north of the airfield along the north side of Alkire Road and is intended for anticipated future industrial development, which the notice says could bring new business opportunities.
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