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A&P Breaks Ground on Lux Air Jet Centers at Phoenix Goodyear Airport

TEMPE, AZ Adolfson & Peterson Construction (A&P) joined Lux Air Jet Centers and Larson Associates Architects in celebrating the groundbreaking of the new fixed base operator facility (FBO) at the Phoenix Goodyear Airport. The facility is expected to be a major contributor to the growth of the airport and aviation industry in the West Valley.
With airplanes landing in the background, the ground-breaking ceremony was kicked-off by Airport Manager Joe Husband detailing the project and the positive impact it will have on the airport and the local aviation industry.
"We're open for business," said Husband as he detailed how the expansion will serve the airport during major sporting events in the West Valley.
Goodyear Mayor Georgia Lord and city of Phoenix aviation officials joined Washington Federal (financer of the project), Lux Air Managing Partner Tim Berger, and A&P's Regional Vice President Jeff Keck in speaking at the event. The event concluded with ceremonial dirt turning to officially mark the start of construction.
With an expected completion date of April 2016, the $10 million project includes the new FBO, three corporate hangars, and additional office space totaling 67,290 square feet.
The general aviation hub for the expanding Phoenix West Valley, Lux Air Goodyear will be located just minutes from the Phoenix International Raceway, several Cactus League Spring Training facilities, and other sports venues in the West Valley.
"It's great to see this project come to fruition and be part of such an important contribution to the Valley aviation industry," said Keck. "Lux Air has been a great partner to work with and we are looking forward to seeing the new facilities open next year."