Beloved Flight Deck Diner forced to permanently close at Cape May Airport
Published on March 13, 2026.
The popular Flight Deck Diner at Cape May Airport in Lower Township has been forced to permanently close due to damage caused by extreme cold. The former terminal building, which housed the diner for 16 years, had a burst pipe leading to the temporary closure of the restaurant on Feb. 3. The news of the closure received over 1,000 responses from customers within two hours. The owner, Chrissy McMullan, is now helping her former staff find new employment and is asking for information about potential positions.
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