DULLES, VA (07/19/2021) (readMedia)– Avports today revealed a new logo and branding inspired by its 94-year history. Avports began as the infrastructure division of Pan American (“Pan Am”) World Airways in 1927. The changes come as Avports — formerly “AvPORTS” — expands its offerings and incorporates environmental sustainability, as well as diversity and inclusion through its workforce.
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Jorge Roberts, CEO of Avports, said, “In the last year, Avports has adapted and excelled under the ever-changing circumstances of the COVID-19 pandemic. We worked to provide the latest technology to promote travel hygiene and keep passengers and employees safe through those unprecedented times for our industry and the world. This branding better reflects our standing as a leader, while nodding to our past.”
One of the company’s latest achievements includes a recently announced major agreement with the Tweed New Haven Airport Authority for the company to serve as Tweed’s long-term operator in exchange for investing more than $100 million in significant capital improvements at the Airport in the coming years.
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Avports is the most experienced American owned and based airport manager and operator, with more than 650 employees and a 94-year track record. Founded in 1927 as the infrastructure division of Pan American World Airways, Avports has operated more than 30 airports, aviation facilities and passenger terminals in the United States, including 50 years providing airport management services in New York State. Avports currently provides O&M services at Albany International Airport, New York Stewart International Airport, Republic Airport, and Westchester County Airport in New York; Teterboro Airport in New Jersey; Tweed New Haven Airport in Connecticut; Gary Chicago International Airport in Indiana; and Moffett Federal Airfield in California; Detroit Metro Airport North Terminal in Michigan; and as an O&M advisor in the development of Airglades Airport in Florida
