**JetZero Relocating Headquarters to Greensboro, Plans Massive Hiring Spree**
JetZero has announced plans to relocate its headquarters from Long Beach, California, to Greensboro, North Carolina. The aerospace company cited the strategic benefits of having its headquarters close to its upcoming manufacturing operations as a key factor in the move.
The relocation is part of a broader expansion initiative that includes plans to hire 14,500 workers to build JetZero’s innovative wing-shaped jetliner. The ambitious project represents a $4.7 billion investment through 2036 and is being supported by a significant package of state and local incentives. North Carolina has offered $1.57 billion in state-backed incentives, with Greensboro and Guilford County contributing an additional $90 million.
Currently employing 200 people at its Long Beach facility, JetZero aims to begin establishing its Greensboro base next year. The company will join a rapidly growing aerospace ecosystem in the region, which already includes Honda Aviation and Boom Supersonic. Both companies share the area’s airport facilities and benefit from the local aerospace talent pool.
Honda Aviation, a subsidiary of the Japanese conglomerate, is known for producing high-quality private jets, while Boom Supersonic is developing factory facilities for next-generation supersonic airliners.
JetZero’s move to Greensboro marks a major milestone in the city’s development as a center for cutting-edge aerospace innovation and manufacturing.
