Frontier Airlines and Cleveland Hopkins Airport are releasing new information on a new crew base Wednesday morning.
The base is expected to bring in up to 110 pilots, 250 flight attendants, and 50 aircraft maintenance personnel within its first year of operation, according to the airline.
Combined with airport positions, the airline is expected to generate nearly $80 million annually in local wages with further growth anticipated in the coming years, the airline says. “We are grateful for the confidence Frontier has in the Cleveland market and for the economic boost that will follow from this investment,” said Cleveland Mayor Justin Bibb.Case Western reserve offering dental deal for Veterans Day
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