A German plane sits on the tarmac at the Stephenville Dymond International Airport on Aug. 25, 2022. The Dymond Group of Companies, the new owner of the airport in Stephenville hopes to increase flight activity and more at the facility. Stephenville Dymond International Airport image/Facebook - Stephenville Dymond International Airport image/FacebookSTEPHENVILLE — Mayor Tom Rose sees the transfer of Stephenville’s airport to the Dymond Group of Cos.
“The development with the airport and the green energy hydrogen deal are major developments that will create jobs and grow our population,” Rose said in an interview Monday. “It will go down in history as the third economic boom in the history of this town.” In the coming weeks, temporary hangars will be installed to store airport vehicles and equipment — to protect them from the elements, including damaging sea spray — or even large planes overnight.
His vision is that a revitalized airport, plus the hydrogen energy project, will help give the local community economic hope, not to mention good jobs for years to come.
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