Airport Director To Discuss ACY’s Future At June 15 PR Council of Greater AC Meeting
LINWOOD--When Spirit Airlines, Atlantic City International Airport’s (ACY) longtime flagship carrier, ceased Operations May 2, it sent shockwaves through the region’s travel industry and left airport leaders navigating uncertainty in real time. At the PR Council of Greater Atlantic City’s June 15 luncheon meeting, attendees will hear from Timothy Kroll, ACY Airport Director, about how the airport quickly pivoted during a chaotic and fast-moving situation — and how strategic communications efforts, with Visit Atlantic City’s assistance, helped reassure travelers, partners and the community.
While saying goodbye to Spirit marked the end of an era for ACY, the airport is already looking ahead. Kroll will share insight into ACY’s future plans, including new opportunities with Breeze Airways and expanded route offerings designed to strengthen travel access for the region.
The lunch, open to the public, runs 11:45 a.m.-1:45 p.m. at Linwood Country Club. Cost for the luncheon is $45 for members and $60 for non-members with a reservation. Walk-ins are charged an additional $5. Reservation deadline is Friday, June 12. To register, visit: https://tinyurl.com/5dhdmxw2.
About The Speaker:
Tim Kroll, I.A.P., Airport Director, has served as Airport Director since his appointment in 2017. Prior to becoming Director, Kroll was Deputy Airport Director for eight years. Kroll’s responsibilities include oversight of all Airport functions including, but not limited to operations, maintenance, finance and concessions. Kroll joined the Authority in 2002 as a budget analyst responsible for preparing budget reports for both the Airport and Expressway. He was promoted to the position of Operating Budget Manager in 2004 where he was responsible for developing and maintaining the operating budgets for both the Expressway and the Airport. In 2006, Kroll was appointed Manager of Capital Programs where he developed the annual and five-year Authority capital programs. Additionally, he was responsible to secure and oversee all FAA related grant agreements and funding.
Kroll graduated from Fairfield University in 1999 with a degree in Business Management. In 2013 he received the International Airport Professional (I.A.P.) designation, from the International Airport Professional Accreditation Program.
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