
Anchored by the city's largest employer, The Boeing Company, the aviation/aerospace industry continues to be a major force in the local economy in concert with other manufacturers based in the region. The Long Beach Airport is home not only to Boeing facilities, but also to corporations such as Gulfstream Aerospace, Toyota affiliate AirFlite, United Technologies, etc. Epson America's U.S. headquarters is located on airport property. The airport proper is home to 200 general aviation, corporate and commercial airline businesses, plus dozens more firms are located at Kilroy Airport Center and the Long Beach Airport Business Park. Toyota, Snugtop and several other West Long Beach companies round out Long Beach's manufacturing portfolio. Additionally, Long Beach Airport accommodates 41 daily commercial flights to nonstop destinations such as New York, Washington, D.C., Chicago, Salt Lake City, Dallas/Ft. Worth, Phoenix, Las Vegas and Oakland. Passenger traffic is expected to more than double to approximately 1.5 million people.
Distribution - The Long Beach Business Journal is mailed to nearly every business on or near the airport. In addition, well over 1,000 copies are distributed to Boeing executives and employees at the firm's various facilities. Approximately 1,000 copies are currently picked up by airline passengers at the airport's two terminals. The LBBJ provides year-long coverage of the airport, with a special issue produced annually.
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ISSUE DATE: 04/01/08
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