Jacksonville City Council approves $20 million incentive to draw Otto Aviation to Cecil Airport

The Fort Worth, Texas-based company has placed Northeast Florida on a short list of sites to build its Phantom 3500 corporate jet.

  • By Ric Anderson
  • | 5:46 p.m. June 10, 2025
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Texas-based Otto Aviation is considering building its Phantom 3500 jet at Cecil Airport in West Jacksonville.
Texas-based Otto Aviation is considering building its Phantom 3500 jet at Cecil Airport in West Jacksonville.
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Otto Aviation remains on a flight path to relocate to Northeast Florida after the Jacksonville City Council approved a $20 million incentive package for the Texas-based aircraft company.

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