Growth in Infrastructure The airport has recently invested significantly in infrastructure, including a $1.5 million grant for a hangar shell and a $1.1 million investment in a new hangar. This indicates ongoing expansions and upgrades, presenting opportunities for suppliers of construction, aircraft maintenance, and ground support equipment.

Community Engagement With new investments in restaurant and kitchen equipment funded through a $100,000 grant, the airport demonstrates a focus on enhancing passenger experience and local amenities. This opens prospects for vendors providing food service equipment, hospitality furnishings, and retail solutions.

Educational Partnerships Partnerships with Saint Francis University for aviation training suggest active engagement in workforce development. Companies offering aviation training tools, educational technology, or vocational equipment could find strategic positioning here.

Military and Civil Aviation Use The airport serves both general aviation and military units, which offers potential channels for defense-related aircraft parts, maintenance services, or specialized aviation technology providers to establish relationships with military tenants.

Stable but Limited Revenue With a revenue range of up to $1 million and a small workforce, the airport is a relatively modest operation but is actively expanding. This signals opportunities for scalable, cost-effective aviation services, airport technology solutions, or specialized service providers tailored for small to medium-sized airports.