The Sky Harbour Group Corporation has executed a lease with the County of Mercer for the development of a Sky Harbour Home Base campus at Trenton-Mercer Airport (TTN), the gateway airport to New Jersey’s capital, New York City and Philadelphia.
The campus, to be developed on approximately 10 acres, will offer “the best home base in business aviation” to house corporate and privately owned business jets in state-of-the art hangars, with line-services dedicated exclusively to based tenants, offering “the shortest time to wheels-up in business aviation.”
“Trenton-Mercer, TTN, serves Southern New Jersey and the New York and Philadelphia metro markets. TTN is Sky Harbour’s fourth airport serving the New York Metro,” said Tal Keinan, Sky Harbour chairman and CEO. “Mercer County has been an outstanding partner, and we are grateful for the opportunity to deliver on our commitment to the airport and to the citizens of Ewing Township and Trenton. The Sky Harbour campus will be another best-in-class facility with outstanding operational leadership driving uncompromising standards for business aviation safety and efficiency.”
Trenton-Mercer Airport joins Sky Harbour campus locations now operating at Houston’s Sugar Land Regional Airport (SGR), Nashville International Airport (BNA), Miami Opa-Locka Executive Airport (OPF), San Jose Mineta Airport (SJC), and Camarillo Airport (CMA); and campuses in development at Denver Centennial Airport (APA), Phoenix Deer Valley Airport (DVT), Dallas Addison Airport (ADS), Chicago Executive Airport (PWK), Bradley International Airport (BDL), Hudson Valley Regional Airport (POU), Orlando Executive Airport (ORL), Dulles International Airport (IAD), Stewart International Airport (SWF), Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC) and additional campuses soon to be announced.
“We’re excited to welcome Sky Harbour to Mercer County,” said County Executive Dan Benson. “This agreement underscores Trenton-Mercer Airport’s status as an important hub for business aviation which brings investment, jobs, and revenue into communities throughout our county and our region.”
