UPS building USD7 million air service center
United Parcel Service Inc. is building a $7 million, 90,000-square-foot air
service center, where the package-delivery giant will track its aircraft all over the world. Construction began last month on the two-story facility located just east of Louisville International Airport. UPS plans to relocate 625 workers from its current air service center in its air park on Grade Lane when the new building is completed in March or April of next year, according to Shawn Crowder, project engineer for the company.
