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Paulding Northwest Atlanta Airport - Overview |
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The Paulding Northwest Atlanta Airport (PUJ) is the first jet-capable airport to be built in Georgia in over thirty years, and its design provides a very solid foundation and infrastructure for the future of aviation and commerce in Paulding County. Named by the United States Department of Commerce as winner of the 2007 “Excellence for Innovation in Economic Development” Award, the airport is the centerpiece of a 10,000 acre pod system designed to enhance commerce and industry. The Nature Conservancy, a prominent national organization focused on conserving the environment and self-sustainable development, has also endorsed the airport’s 600 acre design. The eco-friendly foresight that was adopted during the planning phases will ensure the airport's place on a very short list of “Green-Airports.” |
The Paulding Northwest Atlanta Airport maintains a focus upon supporting positive relationships with its neighbors in surrounding areas, and airport users will find that the
facilities and lack of congestion provides a positive flying experience each and every time. As northwest Atlanta's newest business executive airport, the ultimate goal is to provide long-term profit generation that can self-sustain the airport for independent development as it rewards stakeholders. The Airport Authority continues to seek federal and state funds to constantly improve facilities and to better serve customers.
Avgas is currently being sold at the airport for $4.25 per gallon and Jet-A sells for $3.50 per gallon. |
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