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Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority

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Sep 19, 2026

speaker_3NARRATOR
1:48
The
speaker_4NARRATOR
1:48
Nashville Airport Authority voted unanimously to begin the process of renaming the airport in honor of the late Dolly Parton.
speaker_4NARRATOR
1:56
A final name has not yet been decided.
speaker_4NARRATOR
1:58
Airport officials say they are working with the appropriate parties on how to incorporate Parton's name and legacy with more details expected to come in the coming months.
Spencer BeldenHOST
23:41
There isn't currently a name chosen because...
Spencer BeldenHOST
23:43
The Nashville Airport Authority says it will take some time for all of the processes to go into effect.
Spencer BeldenHOST
23:48
But part of it is due to the fact that they have to update a longstanding policy that claims someone must be dead for up to two years before having an airport named after them.
Spencer BeldenHOST
23:58
They are deciding to waive that for Dolly.
Miles GrayHOST
39:11
Mm
Jack O'BrienHOST
39:12
... has announced on September 11th [laughs] that it will be named after the late, great Dolly Parton after a unanimous six to nothing vote by the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority.
Miles GrayHOST
39:23
All right.
Miles GrayHOST
39:23
[clapping]
Tom PriceHOST
25:23
They all want to rename Nashville's airport to honor the late country music legend and philanthropist.
Tom PriceHOST
25:29
That effort moved forward on Friday with a six to zero vote from the Metro Nashville Airport Authority.
Tom PriceHOST
25:35
The remarkable pace of the push, Darton Pa- Parton passed just two weeks ago, and the airport had to put aside rules precluding such a rapid name change, underscores both Parton's legacy as a pathbreaking artist and her unrivaled ability to unite Tennesseans even after her death.
Tom PriceHOST
25:52
The airport's resolution clears it to begin the process in consultation with and subject to approval of Dolly Parton's estate and other appropriate entities, create a timeline and implementation plan for all necessary approvals, and determine the estimated costs associated with the renaming of the airport in honor of Dolly Parton.
Esme RussellHOST
34:34
Moving on.
Chris GormanHOST
34:35
The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority... voted unanimously 6-0 to begin renaming Nashville International Airport in honor of Dolly Parton.
Chris GormanHOST
34:44
The airport's final name has not been determined.
Chris GormanHOST
34:46
Officials are working with appropriate parties on how to incorporate Parton's name and legacy.
Chris GormanHOST
22:44
Uh, we'll definitely take your calls, see what you guys wanna talk about.
Chris GormanHOST
22:48
And we also got a bunch of different stuff, including, uh, Nashville Airport Authority approving Dolly Parton-
HeatherGUEST
22:54
Yay
Chris GormanHOST
22:54
...
Mike SlaterCORRESPONDENT
2:05
Turning Point said, "This morning, we woke up to radical criminals vandalizing our headquarters, crossing over Charlie's face, scratching out Jesus, and spraying red paint on his neck." This was just after the one-year anniversary of the assassination of Charlie Kirk.
Mike SlaterCORRESPONDENT
2:20
The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority Board of Commissioners voted to rename the Nashville International Airport after Dolly Parton.
Mike SlaterCORRESPONDENT
2:30
The vote was unanimous, 6-0.
Mike SlaterCORRESPONDENT
2:32
The final name of the airport has not been released.
DallasHOST
8:28
know, I know.
DallasHOST
8:29
Well, it looks like a few days ago, the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority voted unanimously to rename Nashville International Airport in honor of Dolly.
DallasHOST
8:40
There used to be a policy in place which required a two-year waiting period before a building could be named after someone who had passed away.
DallasHOST
8:48
But this vote bypassed that step.
BrooklyneHOST
0:50
And it's official, Nashville will rename their airport after Dolly Parton.
BrooklyneHOST
0:54
The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority just voted unanimously to make the change.
BrooklyneHOST
0:59
There used to be a policy that required a two-year waiting period before a building could be named after someone who had passed away, but this vote bypassed that step.
BrooklyneHOST
1:07
And airport officials say this is just the first step.
Bryan RileyHOST
41:02
That is cool.
Kelly JordanHOST
41:02
A few days ago, the Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority voted unanimously to rename Nashville Airport in honor of Dolly Parton.
Kelly JordanHOST
41:10
There used to be a policy in place which required a two-year waiting period before a building could be named after someone who passed away, but the vote bypassed that step.
Bryan RileyHOST
41:19
That is awesome.

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