FBOs

New developments at FBOs including regulations and noise issues; legal disputes; openings, acquisitions and mergers.

Latest

Atlantic completes Los Angeles and Santa Barbara FBOs

FBO chain Atlantic has moved into its newest FBO, a $13.6 million facility built on a 13-acre ramp at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).

FBOs

February 8, 2008

Three FBOs join Air BP

Elliott Aviation’s four FBOs, Millville Jet Center and Sacramento Jet Center’s two FBOs are now branded Air BP fuel sellers.

FBOs

February 8, 2008

New Livermore FBO meets resistance from local residents

The Livermore Airport Citizens Group has raised an alarm about a consultant’s report on the building of a new FBO and hangars at Livermore Airport near the

FBOs

February 8, 2008

Craig Airport chosen for security testing

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority chose Craig Airport for a Florida Department of Transportation program to test a system that will visually monitor day

FBOs

February 8, 2008

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Incursions redefined

In a draft Advisory Circular (AC 150/5210-10) covering ground vehicle operations on airports, the FAA reiterated its new definition of runway incursion to

FBOs

February 8, 2008

Million Air Nassau rebrands

The former Million Air Nassau is now Odyssey Aviation, having left the Million Air franchise system.

FBOs

February 8, 2008

Aviation Center joins Avfuel

Aviation Center at Page Field in Fort Myers, Fla., is now an Avfuel dealer, accepting contract fuel orders via the Avfuel network as well as Avtrip points.

FBOs

February 8, 2008

FAA nixes shorter runway at Florida airport

The FAA has strongly advised the operators of Witham Field Airport in Stuart, Fla., that their request to shorten 5,826-foot Runway 12/30 is not an option.

FBOs

February 8, 2008

Local NOTAMs available

The FAA formally signed Notam Order 7930.2, according to the NBAA, “enabling the first phase of Notam realignment to proceed.” As of January 28, civil loca

FBOs

February 8, 2008

Fargo FBO launches remodel

Fargo Jet Center is staying open in temporary facilities while its FBO terminal is being remodeled.

FBOs

February 8, 2008

FBO Profile: Flightline Tallahassee

It all began when Paul “Mac” Langston identified a need for an aeromedical helicopter program in the Florida panhandle.

FBOs

February 8, 2008

Military expands testing of synthetic aviation fuels

The December nonstop coast-to-coast flight of an Air Force Boeing C-17 Globemaster III using a synthetic fuel blend, the first for the type, is the latest

FBOs

February 6, 2008

Florida Welcomes Corporate Eagle

Waterford, Mich.-based Corporate Eagle is building a terminal/hangar complex at St.

FBOs

February 6, 2008

Best AeroNet No Longer in Business

Best AeroNet, a business aviation contract fueling company that was launched in the 1980s, is no longer in business, having saddled FBOs through which it s

FBOs

February 5, 2008

FR Aviation Joins Beechcraft Network

Hawker Beechcraft has designated UK-based FR Aviation an authorized Beechcraft service center.

FBOs

February 5, 2008

CSE Aviation Is Reborn

BBA Group has separated its Oxford-based piston aircraft sales and support operation from its Signature Flight Support operations in the UK and France.

FBOs

February 4, 2008

Jet Aviation parent shuffles execs

New Swiss guidelines on corporate governance have prompted top-level changes at Hirschmann Industrial Holding, parent company of Jet Aviation.

FBOs

January 31, 2008

A dome home for the corporate jet

Would you feel more comfortable about your hangar knowing that buildings from which it was derived are used as community disaster shelters? Monolithic Cons

FBOs

January 28, 2008

Service People proves its name isn’t just a gimmick

This is an FBO? In the office Mozart plays softly on the radio, and the warm smell of fresh coffee drifts across the room from the corner kitchen.

FBOs

January 28, 2008

New hangar at AGS ready for Masters traffic

Aircraft flying in to this month’s Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Ga., will have a new hangar/office complex at which to park.

FBOs

January 25, 2008

FBOs

New developments at FBOs including regulations and noise issues; legal disputes; openings, acquisitions and mergers.

Latest

Atlantic completes Los Angeles and Santa Barbara FBOs

FBO chain Atlantic has moved into its newest FBO, a $13.6 million facility built on a 13-acre ramp at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).

Three FBOs join Air BP

Elliott Aviation’s four FBOs, Millville Jet Center and Sacramento Jet Center’s two FBOs are now branded Air BP fuel sellers.

New Livermore FBO meets resistance from local residents

The Livermore Airport Citizens Group has raised an alarm about a consultant’s report on the building of a new FBO and hangars at Livermore Airport near the

Craig Airport chosen for security testing

The Jacksonville Aviation Authority chose Craig Airport for a Florida Department of Transportation program to test a system that will visually monitor day

Videos

More Articles

Incursions redefined

In a draft Advisory Circular (AC 150/5210-10) covering ground vehicle operations on airports, the FAA reiterated its new definition of runway incursion to

Million Air Nassau rebrands

The former Million Air Nassau is now Odyssey Aviation, having left the Million Air franchise system.

Aviation Center joins Avfuel

Aviation Center at Page Field in Fort Myers, Fla., is now an Avfuel dealer, accepting contract fuel orders via the Avfuel network as well as Avtrip points.

FAA nixes shorter runway at Florida airport

The FAA has strongly advised the operators of Witham Field Airport in Stuart, Fla., that their request to shorten 5,826-foot Runway 12/30 is not an option.

Local NOTAMs available

The FAA formally signed Notam Order 7930.2, according to the NBAA, “enabling the first phase of Notam realignment to proceed.” As of January 28, civil loca

Fargo FBO launches remodel

Fargo Jet Center is staying open in temporary facilities while its FBO terminal is being remodeled.

FBO Profile: Flightline Tallahassee

It all began when Paul “Mac” Langston identified a need for an aeromedical helicopter program in the Florida panhandle.

Military expands testing of synthetic aviation fuels

The December nonstop coast-to-coast flight of an Air Force Boeing C-17 Globemaster III using a synthetic fuel blend, the first for the type, is the latest

Florida Welcomes Corporate Eagle

Waterford, Mich.-based Corporate Eagle is building a terminal/hangar complex at St.

Best AeroNet No Longer in Business

Best AeroNet, a business aviation contract fueling company that was launched in the 1980s, is no longer in business, having saddled FBOs through which it s

FR Aviation Joins Beechcraft Network

Hawker Beechcraft has designated UK-based FR Aviation an authorized Beechcraft service center.

CSE Aviation Is Reborn

BBA Group has separated its Oxford-based piston aircraft sales and support operation from its Signature Flight Support operations in the UK and France.

Jet Aviation parent shuffles execs

New Swiss guidelines on corporate governance have prompted top-level changes at Hirschmann Industrial Holding, parent company of Jet Aviation.

A dome home for the corporate jet

Would you feel more comfortable about your hangar knowing that buildings from which it was derived are used as community disaster shelters? Monolithic Cons

Service People proves its name isn’t just a gimmick

This is an FBO? In the office Mozart plays softly on the radio, and the warm smell of fresh coffee drifts across the room from the corner kitchen.

New hangar at AGS ready for Masters traffic

Aircraft flying in to this month’s Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Ga., will have a new hangar/office complex at which to park.

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