Hey John, this is Jake.

 

Are you planning a trip? Ready to take that one you had to postpone last year? With the world getting back to normal, it’s time to hit the friendly skies. 

 

And thanks to Governor Holcomb’s leadership, Hoosiers now have more options than ever:

• New non-stop routes.
• New airlines.
• Revamped airport experiences.
• Airport improvements.

As we bounce back from the global pandemic, Indiana is reaching new heights.

 

I’ve included a few articles below that highlight how Indiana’s airports are soaring:

 

[READ] Indy Airport Scores New Nonstop Service to Austin

The bottom line: “This is a triple win for Hoosier travelers. We’re getting another new nonstop, and to the great city of Austin, Texas where food and music culture thrive...” — Mario Rodriguez, executive director of Indianapolis Airport Authority, Inside Indiana Business

 

[READ] Sun Country Airlines Marks Inaugural Flight out of Indy

The bottom line: “Last year’s Routes Americas conference in Indy is already paying dividends and we’re thrilled to see this partnership between IND and Sun Country take off. In addition to getting our own residents out to Sun Country’s strong network of vacation destinations, this also provides an affordable option for visitors to experience why Indy has been named a 2021 best place to travel by both Condé Nast Traveler and Travel + Leisure.” —Leonard Hoops, President and Chief Executive Officer of Visit Indy, Building Indiana

 

[READ] Gary Airport Gets $3.5 Million to Finish Improvements

The bottom line: “Projects such as these are vital to the overall viability of our region as they provide opportunities to improve our local economy and provide well-paying jobs to local residents.” — Tim Fesko, Chairman of Gary/Chicago Airport Board of Directors, US News

 

[READ] Indy Airport Opens First-Ever Art Gallery
The bottom line: “The airport’s new gallery and the intent behind it is a perfect partnership with the Harrison Center’s mission – which is to create forums and opportunities for public conversations between artists and the community.” –– Joanna Taft, Harrison Center for the Arts executive director, Indianapolis Airport Authority

 

John, thank you as always for your continued support Building One Indiana for ALL. 

 

Jake Oakman