Aims OKs new building at airport for aircraft-maintenance training
GREELEY – A $21.8 million aviation-technology center will be built adjacent to Northern Colorado Regional Airport to support Aims Community College’s new training program for aircraft mechanics.
The Greeley-based college’s board of trustees unanimously approved the plan Wednesday at its regular November meeting.
Aims’ 35,000-square-foot Aircraft Maintenance and Training Center will rise at the Discovery Air Aviation Campus at the airport in Loveland.
“For us at Discovery Air, this is a championship trophy to bring to the campus,” said developer Martin Lind, president and CEO of Windsor-based Water Valley Co., which owns Discovery Air. “Water Valley will build it, and as soon as…
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