Announcement 
 
--> Notice of Opportunity for Public Comment – Intent to File Application to “Impose and Use” Passenger Facility Charges at the Trenton Mercer Airport


Opening in 1929 to much fanfare, Trenton-Mercer Airport (TTN) has been providing a convenient, safe mode of transit to the Mercer County Region for over 75-Years. As one of only three commercial airports in New Jersey, TTN averages approximately 100,000 take-offs and landings each year; its power as an economic engine is unparalleled, contributing thousands of jobs and hundreds of millions of dollars to the local economy.

TTN's rich history spans the decades from early aviation, to its preeminent role in the production of the WWII Avenger Torpedo Bomber, and today as home to commercial air carrier service connecting Mercer County to hundreds of destinations. The aviation units of numerous Fortune 500 companies, a corporate terminal and repair base, the U.S. Customs Service, the New Jersey State Police, the New Jersey National Guard, and the U.S. Marines are also located at the airport.

Many of the world's aviation, political, and entertainment leaders have passed through our gates, including Amelia Earhart, General James Doolittle, President Gerald Ford, President Bill Clinton, Vice-President Al Gore, President George H.W. Bush, President George W. Bush, Senator Ted Kennedy, Elton John, Diana Ross, Harrison Ford, Shania Twain and many, many more.

Indeed, TTN is more than just an airport; it's an important part of all that is great about Mercer County! We hope you find our website interesting and informative; use it to connect to our commercial airline service, the Federal Aviation Administration, our restaurant, rental car services, hotel accommodations, and for further information about our facility.
Thank you.

Please note: restrooms are located on the Main Level and Upper Level of the Passenger Terminal. Once you pass through the security checkpoint, there are no bathrooms available. Likewise, there is no food or drink available once you pass the security checkpoint.
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