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ACE 2026 - September 8th

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Lawrence rises through the ranks to Premier GM
As GM, Michael Lawrence directs, coordinates and oversees all activities of PJC, and has in-depth knowledge of the company's customer service, line operations and facilities management, as well as business development.
Lawrence holds a private pilot certificate and serves as a board member and secretary of the Minnesota Pilots Association.

Michael Lawrence has been promoted to general manager at Premier Jet Center (PJC), an FBO and maintenance and refurbishment specialist at Flying Cloud airport in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. Lawrence has been involved in aviation for nearly 25 years, joining PJC as operations manager in November of 2017.

Lawrence directs, coordinates and oversees all activities of PJC, and has in-depth knowledge of the company's customer service, line operations and facilities management, as well as business development. As general manager, Lawrence will also take responsibility for overseeing the company's maintenance, paint and upholstery departments.

“We congratulate Michael on this well-deserved promotion,” says Jim Sweeney, PJC president. “We have a high level of respect for Michael's displayed leadership within our company. His extensive experience in the industry and his relationships throughout the aviation community are valuable to our entire team.”

Lawrence holds a private pilot certificate and serves as a board member and secretary of the Minnesota Pilots Association. He is also a member of the Flying Cloud Airport Advisory Commission, president of the Anoka County Airport Association, and serves as the Flying Cloud representative for the Metropolitan Airports Commission Commercial Advisory Council.

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