The enhanced summer flight schedule will begin June 6, end August 6, and will have 15 flights on Saturdays, nine flights on Sunday, and seven-weekday flights. According to representatives, returning service includes non-stop flights to Austin and Chicago via Southwest, and all airlines including Delta and United are increasing flight activity or adding larger aircrafts to their fleet through the season. ECP will have more flights and more direct flights this summer than ever before. For those want to reach South Walton and Destin, Florida faster or simply don't want to hear “Mom & Dad, Are we there yet?", the Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport (ECP) has some great news. The only thing better than a beach vacation is arriving faster to your beach vacation destination. Subscribe today using the link at the bottom of this page and never miss a story.More Summer Flights to Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport in Panama City Beach "We feel the stars are aligning, and people are really learning who Bay County is and Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport is, and the fruits of that labor are really starting to pay off."
"There's just a lot of energy and growth going on in that part of Bay County," Hardin said. She also said the airport has garnered attention from international investors because of the effort its staff has taken to have sites "shovel ready." This includes completing wetlands mitigation and environmental assessment surveys on the airport's surrounding developable land. In an area under almost constant construction, Hardin said she believes the future of Bay County is dependent on the success of its airport. "I'm optimistic that going into the first quarter of next year, we're going to see a couple.
"Here we are at the end of the year, and from an economic development standpoint, we still have a lot of prospect activity," Hardin said. If all goes well, she plans for the project to break ground next spring. Hardin also said she hopes a portion of the project can be funded by a $4.8 million grant from Triumph Gulf Coast, which she added was in the works. Among these developments could be Project Gator, a maintenance repair and overhaul operation, that she hopes to be finalized after the new year. With a capital investment of about $25 million, the project would look to build a 60,000-square-foot hangar at ECP and create almost 100 jobs, Hardin added.
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