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Top fixed-base operators offering luxury services around the world

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Fixed-Based Operators (FBOs) | Wikipedia

By Sky Industry News

Mar 27, 2025

Renowned Fixed-Based Operators (FBOs) worldwide provide convenient access to private jets while ensuring comfort and luxury for passengers. This article highlights some of the top FBOs globally, known for their exemplary services.

ExecuJet operates in five major regions: Africa, Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, and the Americas. Founded in Johannesburg in 1991, ExecuJet has expanded its operations across several key locations worldwide. "We operate a global network of Fixed Base Operations (FBOs) dedicated to providing first class facilities and delivering award-winning services for business aircraft, passengers, and crew," states ExecuJet. They are recognized as leaders in business aviation ground handling.

Million Air FBO is located just north of New York City at White Plains. The facility offers luxurious amenities including a lounge with leather chairs and fireplaces. Million Air prides itself on exceptional customer service and personalized solutions to enhance travel experiences. "At Million Air, we pride ourselves on delivering unmatched performance in every aspect of our services," according to the company.

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PS at Los Angeles International Airport provides VIP entrance with private security screenings and customs processing. Located across from LAX's runway, PS offers luxurious lounges and direct transport to aircraft. "PS is located in a private terminal far away from the traffic and bustle of the public terminal," says PS.

Heathrow VIP in London offers an exclusive experience with chauffeur service directly to aircraft, Michelin-starred dining by chef Jason Atherton, personal shopping experiences, and luxury interiors designed by Oliver Burns Studio. According to Heathrow VIP Services: “Arrive at Heathrow and bypass the main terminal...indulge in Michelin-starred dining."

American Aero FTW at Fort Worth Meacham International Airport features an 8,600-square-foot area with amenities like a private crew lounge with shower facilities. It provides easy access to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. The FAA describes it as "a general aviation airport located approximately 15 miles southwest of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport."

These FBOs offer diverse services that cater to travelers seeking privacy and luxury during their journeys.

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Top fixed-base operators offering luxury services around the world

GLOBAL INDUSTRY NEWS

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