Despite $600,000 control tower, Atlantic Cape Community College can't move forward with air traffic control training program
LoBiondo spokesman Jon Galanes sent an email Thursday saying the congressman strongly supports the air traffic control degree program, which is one part of the multipronged approach to making South Jersey the premier location for aviation research, training and development.
Contact Diane D'Amico:
609-272-7241
DDamico@pressofac.com
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