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FAQS About FBOS: What To Know About Fixed Base Operators

Simple Flying

Let's delve into the concept of a Fixed Base Operator (FBO) and its crucial role in private aviation. It's common knowledge that commercial airliners park at gates connected to terminals, but the parking arrangements for private aircraft may be less familiar.

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5 Of The Most Luxurious FBOs Around The World

Simple Flying

Fixed-Based Operators (FBOs) around the world ensure that private customers enjoy a seamless experience from the time they step into the private terminal to the time they arrive at their destination. Flying on a private jet is a luxurious experience that begins well before you board the aircraft.

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Air Seychelles, ExecuJet Join Forces for VIP Travel

Airline Geeks

Air Seychelles announced a partnership with Zurich-based ExecuJet to provide exclusive VIP fixed-base operator (FBO) services.

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What Aircraft Does Qatar Executive Fly?

Simple Flying

Qatar Executive is the business jet subsidiary of Qatar Airways and is based at Doha's Hamad International Airport. The company was launched on June 16, 2009, and offers on-demand private aircraft charters, aircraft management, maintenance and a fixed base operator (FBO). So, what aircraft does Qatar Executive fly?

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A Brief Guide To Identifying Business Jets

Simple Flying

Flying or operating a private jet also gives these travelers the ultimate flexibility. Passengers boarding private jets do not need to travel through major commercial terminals.

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Aerocardal to replace its Dornier 228s with LET 410NGs

World Airline News

Aerocardal (a Chilean-based Fixed-Base Operations located at SCL, Arturo Merino Benitez airport of Santiago, Chile), will replace its current fleet of three Dornier 228s with OMNIPOL LET 410NGs.

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BARK Air lawsuit dismissed as airline and Westchester County reach agreement

Aerotime

“So long as BARK does not sell or offer to sell to the public more than nine individual seats for human passengers on flights that depart from, or arrive at any of Westchester County Airport’s Fixed Base Operator (FBO), the county agrees that the defendants are not in violation of Terminal Use Procedures (TUP),” the agreement stated.