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New flight school launches at Atlantic City International Airport

The Atlantic County Economic Alliance recently welcomed the newest member of the Atlantic County business and aviation community, Beyond Aviation, a leading flight school, which established a new base of operations at Atlantic City International Airport.

This move underscores the region’s growing importance as a hub for aviation and aerospace innovation. The ACEA looks forward to supporting Beyond Aviation in its growth and expansion efforts and welcomes more innovative businesses to the community.

“We are delighted to welcome Beyond Aviation to Atlantic County’s aviation ecosystem. Their presence signals the success of our business attraction efforts, highlighting our region’s rapidly growing strategic importance in the aviation industry and aligning with our goals of fostering innovation, job creation and diversifying the Atlantic County economy. We look forward to a fruitful partnership that will benefit both Beyond Aviation and our community,” Lauren Moore, president of the ACEA, said.

Beyond Aviation, known for its commitment to excellence and innovation in the field of aviation flight services, provides a range of high-quality offerings, including flight training, charter services and aircraft management. With a strong emphasis on safety, customer service and technological advancement, Beyond Aviation is a trusted name in the industry. The company also offers flight training at South Jersey Regional Airport in Lumberton.

This partnership marks a significant milestone for both the ACEA and Beyond Aviation. By leveraging Atlantic County’s strategic location and robust infrastructure, Beyond Aviation is poised to achieve new heights, while the region continues to solidify its status as a premier destination for aviation and aerospace companies.

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