NewsMarch 22, 2026

‘All Good Things Come to an End’

After 16 years at Cape May Airport, the Flight Deck Diner is closing after a burst pipe caused costly damage. The diner's owner, Chrissy McMullan, reflected on her run.

Karen Knight
The Flight Deck's dining area.
The Flight Deck's dining area.Diner Facebook page
Chrissy McMullan
Chrissy McMullan
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