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Hillsboro Aviation breaks ground on corporate headquarters

By General Aviation News Staff · August 18, 2015 ·

HILLSBORO, Ore. — Hillsboro Aviation has broken ground on its new corporate headquarters with an executive office and hangar complex. With completion expected in 2016, the building is the second phase of the company’s 425,000-square foot development project.

 (from left: daughters Rekha and Hannah, and wife Carol of Max Lyons; Max Lyons, President and CEO; Jack Erickson, Board Member; Lamar Haugaard, Board Member; Kent Kingman, Board Member; Ryan McCartney, General Manager of Hillsboro Aviation).
From left: Daughters Rekha and Hannah; wife Carol Lyons; Max Lyons, President and CEO; Jack Erickson, Board Member; Lamar Haugaard, Board Member; Kent Kingman, Board Member; and Ryan McCartney, General Manager of Hillsboro Aviation.

“I am thrilled to begin this new phase of our company,” said Max Lyons, owner and president of Hillsboro Aviation and chairman of Helicopter Association International. “Our new facility allows us to expand our sales/service and contract/charter operations while continuing to enhance our market position. This new phase allows us to improve our ability to serve the needs of our dynamic customer base, offering services from FBO, executive charter, aircraft and parts sales to overhaul services and avionics installations.”

The property is on the Portland-Hillsboro Airport (KHIO), home to Nike founder Phil Knight’s hangar and near Intel’s largest chip manufacturing plant.

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