South Jersey Regional Airport (LLY)

South Jersey Regional Airport (LLY), identified by its FAA LID VAY, is a vital general aviation reliever facility located in Lumberton, New Jersey, approximately four miles southwest of Mount Holly. Because the airport primarily serves private, corporate, and charter aircraft, its terminal functions as a Fixed-Base Operation (FBO) rather than a traditional commercial passenger hub. The facility provides a professional and efficient environment for pilots and travelers, featuring a main administration building that houses essential aviation services. The passenger terminal is equipped with a variety of amenities designed for operational support and comfort. Inside, visitors have access to a comfortable pilot lounge, a dedicated flight planning area, and clean restroom facilities. A standout feature of the airfield is the on-site Runway Cafe, which offers full-service dining with views of the runway, making it a popular spot for both the aviation community and local residents. Additionally, the airport grounds are home to the Air Victory Museum, which showcases a significant collection of military aircraft and historical artifacts. Operational support at LLY is comprehensive, with FBO services typically available from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM during the peak season and until 6:00 PM in the winter months. The airfield provides both full-service and 24-hour self-service fueling for 100LL and Jet-A. Ground transportation is well-supported with Hertz rental car services available on-site and local taxi arrangements easily coordinated through the terminal. With its 3,881-foot asphalt runway (8/26) and strategic location near Philadelphia, South Jersey Regional Airport serves as a highly capable and accessible gateway for the regional aviation community.