Renfrewshire Council has approved plans to develop the infrastructure of Glasgow Airport.
The approval is part of the £1.13 billion Glasgow and Clyde Valley City Deal
The infrastructure improvements around Glasgow Airport will link the Westway, Inchinnan and Airport Business Parks.
Roads, cycle routes and a bridge will be developed as part of the £51 million investment, opening unused land for development.
Councillor Macmillan said: "The Airport Investment Area will be a truly modern business location with a vital role in the region’s economic growth.
"The new infrastructure will join up Renfrewshire’s strengths to create a varied, dynamic and integrated power house where innovation and enterprise can flourish."
Ross Nimmon, Glasgow Airport's Planning and Development Manager, said: "Glasgow Airport's success will play a major part in the region's future growth."
A second project will deliver a new £78 million Clyde bridge along with associated roads to connect Renfrew to Yoker.
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