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Aerion Supersonic Chooses Florida's MLB Airport for New HQ
Aerion Supersonic is moving its headquarters from Reno, Nevada, to a new $300 million campus at Florida’s Melbourne International Airport (MLB).
Aerion Supersonic will break ground later this year on its new headquarters facility at Florida's Melbourne International Airport. It plans to begin manufacturing of its AS2 supersonic business jet at the campus, dubbed Aerion Park, in 2023. (Photo: Aerion Supersonic)
Aerion Supersonic will break ground later this year on its new headquarters facility at Florida's Melbourne International Airport. It plans to begin manufacturing of its AS2 supersonic business jet at the campus, dubbed Aerion Park, in 2023. (Photo: Aerion Supersonic)

Aerion Supersonic is moving its headquarters from Reno, Nevada, to a new $300 million campus at Florida’s Melbourne International Airport (MLB), bringing at least 675 jobs to the area, the company announced jointly with the state Friday evening. The supersonic business jet developer lands at the same airport chosen in 2008 by Embraer Executive Jets, which now has a service center, customer delivery facilities, paint bays, and Phenom light jet assembly line there.