Bryant Francis, Cleveland's new director of airports, arrived at a critical time for Cleveland Hopkins – as the facility gears up for a major rebuild of the terminal, with construction slated to start in 2025.
CLEVELAND, Ohio – He’s only been on the job four months, but the new director of Cleveland Hopkins International Airport already understands what frequent travelers have known for years.“I think we are doing well with what we have to work with,” said Cleveland’s new Director of Port Control Bryant Francis, who started in May.
“We all want to create a better user experience,” he said. “It comes down to the approach that we take in getting there.” * The shuttered Sheraton Cleveland Airport Hotel, closed in 2022, should be torn down in the first half of next year, with more parking coming soon after. The city last year Through July, the airport has welcomed 5.6 million passengers, about 4% fewer than during the same period in 2019.
He replaced Robert Kennedy, director of Cleveland airports from 2017 through 2022, who oversaw the development of the new airport master plan, which outlines a series of $2 billion in capital improvements to the terminal, parking, roadways and other infrastructure. Even before work begins on the terminal rebuild, Francis is hoping to make some short-term improvements to the facility.
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