People load a jet at Clay Lacy Aviation in Costa Mesa, CA on Thursday, Nov. 14, 2024. The facility held a groundbreaking for re-development of 14-acres of property at John Wayne Airport.

Balboa Island Museum executive director Tiffany Pepys Hoey worked with John Wayne Airport's curator Heather Bowling to create a display looking back at a century of progress that will open Sept. 13.

Connecticut-based Clay Lacy Aviation, a private jet charter and management company, is holding a groundbreaking ceremony this week for its 14-acre airfield facility at John Wayne Airport.

The 57-year-old private aviation services provider broke ground on a sustainability-focused Fixed-Base Operations (FBO) development facility at John Wayne Airport (SNA).

The John Wayne Airport in Santa Ana has been awarded a $20 million grant through the Federal Aviation Administration, officials announced last week. The grant will fund accessibility upgrades to […] ...

John Wayne Airport (SNA) in California is preparing for its largest private infrastructure investment in the form of Clay Lacy Aviation’s sustainability-focused FBO facility. Clay Lacy Aviation ...

Officials are on track to spend about $700 million to give John Wayne Airport a facelift by 2031, touching nearly every corner of the more than 510-acre facility. Key projects include modernizing ...

Charlene Reynolds’ job isn’t for the faint of heart – she manages John Wayne Airport, Southern California’s third busiest airport. The airport is often the subject of heated controversies involving ...