FBOs
Clay Lacy Aviation Starts Construction on New KSNA FBO
The facility will lean heavily towards sustainability
Artist rendering of planned Clay Lacy Aviation facility at KSNA
Clay Lacy Aviation's new FBO at California's John Wayne Airport in Orange County represents the largest private aviation infrastructure investment in the airport's history. The first phase of the $100 million facility is expected to open in 2026 and, like all of the company's locations, sustainability will feature heavily in its design.

Clay Lacy Aviation has broken ground on its $100 million FBO complex at California’s John Wayne Airport (KSNA) in Orange County. The Los Angeles-based service provider was awarded a 35-year lease on the field in 2020 as part of the airport’s general aviation restructuring plan.

“Clay Lacy is the first of three fixed-base operators at the airport who will help us transform the entire landscape of John Wayne Airport,” said KSNA director Charlene Reynolds at Thursday's ceremony. “The large public-private collective investment not only helps our community, but our regional economy as well.”

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