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Airport Professional of the Year: Scott Gray

March 6, 2025

Two men in suits are standing in front of a dark curtain. The man on the left is shaking hands with the man on the right, who is holding an award

Scott Gray (right) receives his Airport Professional of the Year award plaque from Dan Harmon (left).

Scott Gray, the winner of this year’s airport professional of the year award, is a true exemplar of excellence in aviation management.

During his tenure as airport director with Denton Enterprise Airport, Scott dedicated a tremendous amount of time and service as a member, board member and in various officer positions of the Texas Airports Council. Most recently, Scott served as president of the council, working for the betterment and benefit of general aviation airports across Texas.

Currently serving as the aviation director for the City of Buckeye, Arizona, Scott has over 30 years of aviation experience. His extensive expertise spans all facets of airport management, administration, operations, development and planning. In addition to Denton Enterprise Airport, Scott held key positions such as airport executive director at Washington County Airport, Pennsylvania, and aviation director at Scottsdale Airport, Arizona.

Throughout his career, Scott has spearheaded numerous capital improvements, from runway construction to terminal building renovations, ensuring the highest standards of safety and security for airport users. In addition to managing day-to-day operations, Scott has played a crucial role in developing comprehensive airport strategic plans, paving the way for sustainable growth and financial independence.

As one Denton Enterprise Airport colleague put it, “Scott was always willing to reach out and be a resource for others. He helped make us all better, and for that he deserves this recognition.”

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