A new company specializing in private aviation is setting up in Trois-Rivières

A new era begins for Trois-Rivières airport with the establishment of Cjet Aviation, a company that specializes in private aircraft.

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With an $8 million investment, Cjet Aviation now offers a state-of-the-art Fixed Base of Operations (FBO), meeting the growing needs of business and passenger pilots in the region.

The project includes a 10,000 square foot hangar, VIP lounges, concierge service and indoor heated parking spaces, providing a turnkey service for aircraft owners.

“We want every customer, whether they arrive by jet or helicopter, to feel taken care of when they arrive,” explained Laurent Beaulieu, general manager of Cjet Aviation. In addition to our ground services, we will soon be offering a charter of our first aircraft, such as the Eurocopter EC120 and the Piaggio P.180.”

A project focused on the future

The establishment of Cjet Aviation marks an important step in the growth of Trois-Rivières airport. This project is part of a long-term vision to strengthen the city’s role in the private aviation sector.

“This project fits perfectly with our regional development strategy,” said David Berthelot, spokesman for Innovation and Economic Development Trois-Rivières. It will not only attract local businesses, but also investors and business travelers from across Quebec and beyond.”

Potential for economic development

The mayor of Trois-Rivières, Jean Lamarche, welcomed this initiative which reinforces the attractiveness of the city. With the advent of the battery industry and the industrial development of the area, the airport is becoming a hotspot for business and professional travel.

“Trois-Rivières has great potential in the business aviation sector, and Cjet Aviation opens an important door,” said Mr. Lamarche. This is another step towards our goal of being a leading player in this field. “

Huge local impact

With the presence of services such as aircraft maintenance in partnership with Global Air Services, Cjet Aviation aims to transform the area into an essential destination for private aviation.

The new infrastructure aligns perfectly with the current dynamics of the economy, especially with the arrival of the battery sector and the growing attraction for Mauricie’s industrial sectors.