Sustainability and Environment
Clay Lacy Commits To Electric Aircraft Infrastructure
California-based FBO operator Clay Lacy Aviation has signed an agreement to provide electric aircraft charging infrastructure at all of its locations.
Clay Lacy Aviation is betting that scenes like this rendering of an all-electric powered Eviation Aircraft Alice on its ramp will be a common occurrence starting in 2024. The California-based FBO operator has signed an agreement to provide charging infrastructure for the aircraft at all of its locations. (Image: Eviation Aircraft)
Clay Lacy Aviation is betting that scenes like this rendering of an all-electric powered Eviation Aircraft Alice on its ramp will be a common occurrence starting in 2024. The California-based FBO operator has signed an agreement to provide charging infrastructure for the aircraft at all of its locations. (Image: Eviation Aircraft)

California-based FBO operator Clay Lacy Aviation has signed an agreement with Eviation Aircraft, which is developing the all-electric Alice airplane, to provide electric charging stations at all of its locations. The partnership makes it one of the first service providers to declare it will install the equipment required to support the operation of electric aircraft. Clay Lacy, which also operates a fleet of charter aircraft, has FBOs at Van Nuys and John Wayne Orange County Airports in California, with another slated to open next year in Connecticut.