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The airport’s master plan identified five airport-owned sites that could be used for nonaviation purposes. An ongoing study aims to identify the best use of each site. (Courtesy Sugar Land Regional Airport)

Sugar Land Regional Airport eyes future development

By Laura Robb

The Sugar Land Regional Airport could see some new retail, office or hospitality developments in the future, pending the recommendations of a site assessment, airport officials said.

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