Fort Worth Alliance Airport Has a New President
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By
Dianté Marigny
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Business & Economy
July 19, 2021
7:17 pm
Christian Childs,
President of Aviation Cos. at Fort Worth Alliance Airport
Hillwood has promoted Christian Childs to the president of Aviation Cos. at Fort Worth Alliance Airport. The company’s former president, Tom Harris, will step into a VP role after 32 years as leader. Childs will now lead the airport and its teams through rapid growth and will oversee all of the day-to-day operations of Hillwood’s three aviation divisions: Alliance Air Services, Alliance Aviation Services, and Alliance Air Productions. The three entities together manage the airport and FBO operation, as well as produce the annual Bell Fort Worth Alliance Air Show.
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Charter flight operator Mountain Lion Aviation plots new service at Fort Worth Alliance Airport
Charter flight operator Mountain Lion Aviation plots new service at Fort Worth Alliance Airport
Mountain Lion is expanding from Northern California with flights from Fort Worth Alliance to Houston, San Antonio and beyond.
The extended runway at Fort Worth Alliance Airport on April 24, 2018.(Nathan Hunsinger / Staff Photographer)
California charter flight carrier Mountain Lion Aviation is bringing service on its small planes to Fort Worth Alliance Airport, hoping to get in on the growing business connections between Texas and the rest of the country.
Mountain Lion Aviation is offering service from Fort Worth to cities in the region such as Houston, Austin, San Antonio and Oklahoma City. It operates three plane types carrying four to seven passengers and can travel pretty much anywhere in the continental U.S. for those willing to pay the price for charter service.