Propeller specializes in airport infrastructure development and improvements, such as greenfield terminals, the refurbishment and modernization of current facilities, including fit and finish, the redesign of ticketing and gate configurations, as well as expanded concourses, to improve the overall airport travel experience. Propeller also manages the development of airside projects for commercial and industrial uses that include manufacturing, service industries, transportation, and on-airport hospitality.
Propeller leads extensive community outreach to ensure all constituents; public entities, governing bodies, and local communities, are aligned on a common goal. Propeller also coordinates with relevant agencies for the development and engineering of an overall master plan for its development projects. This is accomplished without burdening public resources from the government entity responsible for the operation of the airport. The net result of this is substantial job creation and economic development added to the local community.
Propeller partners with airports and local communities to maximize value through privately funding, developing, and operating passenger terminals as well as ancillary facilities. This model was pioneered by Margaret Thatcher at London's Heathrow Airport and has since been adopted at some of the largest and most successful airports globally. Airport privatization creates a more efficient economic and operational model that benefits both the public and private sectors, while removing the financial burden from the taxpayer.
Our focus is on bringing civility back to airports by providing a seamless, best-in-class experience for our passengers. Our innovative team continually evaluates the latest technologies, products, and concessions to deliver a curb-to-gate experience that exceeds expectations, best exemplified by our project in Seattle.
Propeller understands the importance of fostering and incorporating sustainable solutions throughout the aviation sector. Sustainability is a critical aspect for all of our projects, as demonstrated by our participation in the new state-of-the-art SAF R&D center at Seattle Paine Field International.
Our team has extensive experience in airline and airport operations, hospitality and design, as well as private, commercial, and military aviation operations.
We find public-private partnerships to be the ideal way to transfer economic risk from the government to the private sector, freeing up funds to use for other purposes and creating new revenue streams for the local community.
Propeller brings expertise in management of a broad scope of aviation sectors, inclusive of Fuel Farms, FBOs, passenger terminals, MROs and more.
Propeller's access to capital provides our clients with a number of options to ensure the success of the projects that we work on.
Propeller's philosophy is to provide flexible options in how it structures projects in order to realize our client's end goals.
Recognized by USA Today's 10 Best Reader's Choice Awards for Travel - 10 Best Small Airports in the United States.
Recognized by Newsweek's Reader's Choice Awards as One of America's Best Small Airports.
Recognized in 2019's National Public-Private Partnership Awards for the Innovative Design and Construction of the Paine Field Terminal.
Recognized by Monocle's Travel Top 50 Awards as the World's Best Regional Airport.
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