In appreciation for your past, present and future support, we invite you to join is in celebrating the dedication of our new, state of the art 3500' runway, taxiway, lighting and communication system, which makes Princeton Airport one of the safest and most efficient general aviation airports in the country.
     
Dedication & ribbon cutting ceremony
Speakers:
  Arlene Feldman, Director of Eastern Region
   Federal Aviation Administration
  John Olcott,  Executive Director
   National Business Aviation Association
  Theodore Matthews, Director
   New Jersey Division of Aeronautics
  Thomas Hall, Esquire
   Attorney For Princeton Aero Corp
Aircraft displays
Refreshments

  Saturday, May 18th, 2002     11:00 a.m.
    Naomi, Dick, & Ken Nierenberg

Congratulations, New Airplane Owners and Tie Downs…
Students pilots. Mark Coleman and your Piper Archer and Bob Sidie and your Cessna 172.  Enjoy your new addition.

Welcome to our Staff…
Another voice answering the telephone is Juan Pablo Romano, who joined the staff as a flight coordinators..

     If you think that the airport looks good now, it can always improve, and Ken has some more improvements set for this spring.  Therefore we will need your cooperation as a corporate size hangar is constructed right in front of the lobby, facing the runway.  The building is on the way, so if you know of a company looking for a home for its fleet, send them our way.
     Then also coming this July is a new taxiway to be built on the south side, which will make room for eighteen more tie-downs.  This should free up the new ramp which is supposed to provide parking for visitors.
     So as we have in the past, we ask you to operate with the utmost caution during any disruption.

      On May 18th we will need lots of extra eyes and hands.  The actual events will only take about an hour with refreshments following. 

1. Hands for set up-chairs, tables, etc.
   

2. Hands for breakdown.
   

3. Amateur and/or professional photographers who would like to help document this exciting event.
   

4. Security-watch as people walk around the buildings and make sure they stay at an appropriate distance from the planes.  We will give you name tags so the public can ask questions.
   

     If you are going to be with us on May 18th, why not open your hangar doors and show off your airplane, (airplanes).  Remember what we think are ordinary, the non flying public still thinks is exciting.  Airplanes are exciting whether they are one of 100,000 or a very unusual bird.  Pilots and wanna-be pilots like to look at airplanes.

Many Thanks to Jim Heidere for making a series sign similar to the old Burma Shave signs.  You will see them on the taxiway to Runway 28.

      WE CAN KEEP
       
      OUR NEIGHBORS COOL

      WHEN YOU OBSERVE

      DEPARTURE RULES.

May 8th:  PAFT Club meeting
May 12th:  Mother's Day
May 18th:  Dedication
May 22nd:  Safety Seminar
May 27th:  Observance of  Memorial Day
VFR:  Open all day
IFR:  Close at 1:00 p.m.  Call ahead
for services.

Coming Soon--Princeton Airport T-shirts with the layout of the new runway on the back, similar to the JeppGuide.  Definitely a collector's item.