Airports
New Jersey’s Trenton Airport emerges as a haven for bizav
In New Jersey a sleeping giant of an airport is beginning to awaken.

In New Jersey a sleeping giant of an airport is beginning to awaken. It has been a well kept secret for a long time, but the secret is beginning to leak out. Corporations seeking an aviation base in the heavily industrialized New York metropolitan area and the busy New York-Philadelphia corridor have generally been frustrated. Teterboro,
the state’s busiest corporate aviation airport, is at the saturation point. Morristown Airport, which has enjoyed extraordinary growth over the past decade, is not far behind.

Two Fortune 500 companies have found an alternative, a first-rate airport that has been underutilized for years. That alternative is Trenton Mercer Airport (TTN), ideally situated between New York and Phila- delphia. Merck opened a 30,000-sq-ft hangar facility there late last year, and its flight department is already considering a substantial expansion.