Suffolk officials hold groundbreaking on new development project at Gabreski Airport
The project is slated to finish in early 2026.
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Oct 30, 2024, 4:10 PM
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Updated 217 days ago
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2ds agoMajor upgrades are coming to Gabreski Airport.
A groundbreaking was held today on a new $48 million project at the airport in Westhampton Beach.
It will include two 31,000-square-foot aircraft hangers, a new terminal office building, new aircraft parking and an aircraft fuel facility.
The project is slated to finish in early 2026.
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