Otto Aviation selects Jacksonville for new advanced manufacturing facility

Otto Aviation selects Jacksonville for new advanced manufacturing facility
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Today, U.S. Congressman Aaron Bean announced Otto Aviation’s decision to establish a new manufacturing and production facility at Cecil Field in Jacksonville, Florida. The move is expected to bolster Jacksonville’s standing as a center for aviation innovation and advanced manufacturing.

Congressman Bean expressed his enthusiasm about the development: “I am thrilled to welcome Otto Aviation to Cecil Airport in Jacksonville, Florida, as it establishes its manufacturing operations and production facility in our thriving aerospace hub. This move will strengthen Jacksonville’s position as a leader in aviation innovation and high-tech manufacturing, creating jobs and economic growth. With world-class infrastructure, a top-tier workforce, and a pro-business climate, Northeast Florida is the perfect place for Otto Aviation to expand and innovate. I look forward to seeing Otto Aviation soar to new heights in its new home at Cecil Airport.”

Otto Aviation’s expansion into Jacksonville signifies a substantial investment of $430 million into the local economy. The project is set to create hundreds of high-paying jobs while enhancing the region’s reputation as an aerospace innovation hub. This initiative is anticipated to contribute significantly to long-term economic growth in Northeast Florida.



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