PHOTOS: Flying taxi manufacturer to join Amazon, Crocs, P&G and others near Dayton International Airport

There’s a lot of commercial development going on in the area on and around the Dayton International Airport in northern Montgomery County.

Among the companies are Procter & Gamble Co., Amazon, Chewy, Inc., Crocs, Energizer, Sierra Nevada Corp., PSA Airlines and Air Wisconsin. TJX Digital Inc., which owns T.J. Maxx, will open a logistics complex next year. Joby Aviation Inc. just announced plans to manufacture electric vertical take-off and landing aircraft, known as a “flying taxi,” and employ up to 2,000 people.

See our three-day series about the boom in development around the Dayton International Airport

Day One: Development around Dayton International Airport has taken off

Day Two: Sierra Nevada could more than double in size at Dayton airport if it wins bid

Day Three: What they are saying about development on and around the Dayton International Airport

PHOTOS: Flying taxi manufacturer to join Amazon, Crocs, P&G and others near Dayton International Airport

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