Detroit's 'City Airport' Could Get Funds From Bankruptcy

摘要

Detroit's Coleman A. Young International Airport, which currently has no commercial passengers but serves cargo, charter and private planes, could once again get passenger service, which was halted 14 years ago. If approved as part of the city's bankruptcy plan, the field known as City Airport could get $28.5 million in funds, according to the Detroit Free Press. The money would be used to upgrade hangers and the passenger terminal and build a new loading bridge for passengers. The funding also could help pay for maintenance and security. The airport is a short distance from downtown Detroit.