Propeller Investments has said it wants to build a 10-gate terminal at Briscoe Field in Lawrenceville and begin commercial flights to New York, Chicago and other cities using Boeing 737s, which seat up to 140 passengers. (Photo Courtesy of Rosendahl.)
New York-based Propeller Investments said it would partner with a Paris airport manager to operate Briscoe Field if Gwinnett County officials approve its plans to launch commercial flights.
Jacques Follain, CEO of Aeroports de Paris, said it seems clear that a second commercial airport would be successful in metro Atlanta.
In the past, Propeller has said it wants to build a 10-gate terminal at the Lawrenceville airport and begin commercial flights to New York, Chicago and other cities using Boeing 737s, which seat up to 140 passengers.
