Google's plan for $82 million corporate jet terminal to house executives' private planes gets the all clear from the San Jose city council

Google’s plan for $82 million corporate jet terminal to house executives’ private planes gets the all clear from the San Jose city council

Posted on January 20th, 2019

A 29-acre, $82-million airport terminal that will largely service jets owned by executives at Google has been approval by the San Jose City Council.

The plan was approved on Tuesday by the town’s city council, granting a 50 year lease agreement at the rate of $3 million a year in rent.

The new airport will be capable of accommodating the largest jets, including Boeing 737s and 767s, owned by the internet giant’s top executives.

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Google’s plan for $82 million corporate jet terminal to house executives’ private planes gets the all clear from the San Jose city council