A major airport is set to be renamed after a legendary musician. Country legend Dolly Parton will have an airport named in her honor. This decision is now official.
The airport in question is currently known as Nashville International Airport. It will be renamed to recognize Parton, a native of Tennessee.
Further details about the renaming are available from the source, which confirmed the decision to rename the airport after the renowned singer.
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