✈️ Infinity Launches Capacity Expansion After Taking Over at KTTN
Infinity Aviation Group announced on August 19, 2026, that it had acquired FlightServ’s FBO operations at Trenton–Mercer Airport (KTTN) in the United States. Infinity retained the existing team and will continue providing comprehensive services, including ground handling. The latest plans disclosed on August 20 show that Infinity intends to expand hangar capacity and ramp capabilities while enhancing other FBO services; Aviation Charters will remain on-site to provide charter, aircraft management, and maintenance services. Avi-Go data show that from August 1 through August 21, 2026, KTTN recorded 350 business aircraft departures and 311 arrivals, totaling 661 movements. At the airport level, each departure and arrival is counted as one movement; the data are current through August 21. The actual traffic recorded over these 21 days provides Infinity with a recent operational baseline for assessing demand for hangar and ramp capacity. The existing team’s retention and Aviation Charters’ continued on-site presence also allow the operational transition and expansion to proceed within the established service framework.
Impact: For Infinity, the 661 movements provide a direct reference for allocating hangar, ramp, and frontline service resources following the takeover. The expansion schedule can be further refined based on peak-day traffic and the needs of based aircraft. For KTTN users, continuity across the FBO team, charter management, and maintenance services should help maintain seamless service during the transition.
Recommendation: Beginning in late August 2026, Infinity could analyze the 661 movements by day and record peak ramp occupancy, hangar demand, and maintenance-bay utilization to prioritize expansion work accordingly. Buyers should request transaction-specific quotes for fuel, facility fees, and hangar rental, and ensure that available parking positions and construction impacts during the expansion are documented in service confirmations.