United Airlines put plans in the works this week to expand its ability to train pilots by purchasing land near Denver International Airport for $33 million.
The two parcels of agricultural land, a total of 113 acres, are undeveloped. The parcel at 17671 E. 64th Ave. in Denver would be used for the expansion project.
The expansion of the training capabilities is expected to create 240 jobs – flight instructors, simulation technicians and engineers – with an average annual salary of $186,500, according to the Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation and the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade.
United is also lined up to receive up to about $3.8 million in performance-based job growth incentive tax credits over eight years from the Colorado Economic Development Commission.
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