Threshold Aviation Group has leased its fourth 50,000-square-foot hangar at Chino Airport, according to a statement released this week. The company, which operates and maintains private jets owned by businesses and individuals, now manages 250,000 square feet of hangar, office and shop space at the airport, along with 500,000 square …
Read More »ONT posts more solid numbers
Ontario International Airport increased its passenger count for the fifth consecutive month in July, according to data released Monday. More than 520,000 air travelers passed through the airport last month, an 8.8 percent increase year-over-year and five percent higher than July 2019, the most recent pre-pandemic count for that month, …
Read More »Water conference hears endorsement of Delta Conveyance Project
An upgrade of California’s water transport system in Northern California would have provided last winter enough water to supply 2.5 million people for one year, according to one official responsible for making that project happen. The Delta Conveyance Project, a proposed $16 billion modernization of the water transport infrastructure in …
Read More »Merger of SB water company is official
The merger of an Inland Empire company that distributes water and waste-water products with a business in the midwest has been completed. St. Louis-based Core & Main, which distributes water, wastewater, storm drainage and fire protection products, has purchased Inland Water Works Supply Co. in San Bernardino, according to a …
Read More »Avelo to offer non-stop service from PSP
Avelo Airlines will soon operate from Palm Springs International Airport to tourist destinations in Northern California and Oregon. The non-stop flights to Santa Rosa/Sonoma Calif., Bend Ore. and Eugene Ore. are scheduled to start Nov. 11, according to a statement on Palm Springs’ website. “We’re thrilled to welcome another new …
Read More »Ontario Convention Center looks back on its first 25 years
The Ontario Convention Center is marking its 25th anniversary this year, having just survived as big a crisis as it’s ever likely to face. The venue lost an estimated 300 events during the pandemic, according Michael Krouse, president and chief executive officer of the Greater Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau …
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