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Governor's Staff Considers Alternatives to Aeroflex-Andover Airport Demolition

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Senior advisers to Governor Mikie Sherrill met with AOPA on October 8 to discuss the future of Aeroflex-Andover Airport. The state plan, overseen by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, involves demolishing much of the airport’s hangar complex, leading to formal eviction notices for tenants by December 31. AOPA reported that the governor’s staff appeared receptive to discussing alternatives to the demolition proposal.

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Why it matters

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The state’s plan, which the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection justified by citing structural and maintenance concerns, threatens local businesses, including Andover Flight Academy. The discussion of alternatives could impact the operational status of the airport and its associated aircraft maintenance and flight school businesses.

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    State policy regarding infrastructure might change, affecting local business investment.

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