Signature Aviation is opening a renovated facility at Huntsville International airport in Alabama. The terminal is designed to meet the needs of Signature guests in one of the fastest growing cities in the southeast US, serving as a gateway to the hub for aerospace and technology. The design of the terminal itself was partly inspired by the area's ‘Rocket City’ moniker, mixing elevated amenities and modern design with local flair, including a centrepiece mural paying tribute to the area's aerospace and aviation roots dedicated by local artist Emma Gilbert.

“We are excited to unveil our state-of-the-art facility in Huntsville, a city renowned for its legacy as a cornerstone of aerospace, defence and technology,” shares Tony Lefebvre, chief executive officer of Signature Aviation. “From the thoughtfully designed spaces drawing inspiration from the city itself to the curated amenities specific to the needs of Huntsville visitors and residents, every element of the new Signature HSV has been crafted to make every second of the guest's experience exceptional.”

The updated facility will add more than 2,500 sq ft of new space for guests, highlighted by a redesigned entrance and ramp expansion to create a true front door experience. To serve the area's thriving defence industry, the terminal will also feature a dedicated lounge for military personnel, where they can enjoy comfortable lounges and private space before or after travelling.

A grand opening celebration on 23 January brought together key leadership figures from Signature Aviation and The Port of Huntsville, as well as other area leaders such as Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle, along with several members of the local media. The dedication gave Signature guests a preview of the facility's state-of-the-art amenities and also featured a recognition and donation to FlyQuest, a Huntsville-based non-profit that provides opportunities for the youth to pursue aerospace education, aviation careers and general interest in flight.

“Signature Aviation has been an important partner with the Port of Huntsville for more than three decades, and it has been an instrumental partner in contributing to the growth of the Port of Huntsville and especially our air cargo operations,” comments Butch Roberts, CEO, Port of Huntsville. “The renovated terminal will certainly add to the positive first and last impressions that leaders in business, government and the entertainment industry will have when visiting our community.”

The renovated terminal in Huntsville is Signature's first unveiling of 2025, with more announcements ahead, including updated or new facilities in Savannah, Raleigh-Durham, Palm Beach and Westhampton Beach.