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ExecuJet Renovates Sydney FBO
By: Curt Epstein
Caption: Upgrades to the passenger lounge and reception areas signal the end of phase one of the project
Word Count: 219
ExecuJet has completed the first phase in a major renovation of its FBO at Australia’s Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport. Designed in cooperation with Coco Republic Interior Design—a noted hotel and hospitality decoration firm—the project included hard surface flooring for ease of cleaning, an enhanced refreshment selection, and the creation of individual zones with expanded seating capacity. Sustainability was reflected in the use of natural stone and vegan leather furnishings, and a curated music playlist was selected to enhance the guest experience.
According to the Luxaviation subsidiary, the renovation underscores the company’s dedication to delivering unparalleled customer service but also reflects its commitment to providing a seamless travel experience.
“We are thrilled to unveil the breathtaking transformation of our passenger lounge and reception area,” said Luxaviation Group CEO Patrick Hansen. “As we set our sights on the future, we remain dedicated to exceeding business expectations and achieving new heights of excellence.” The next phase of the project includes upgrades to the facility’s meeting spaces and crew lounge areas.
The location earned Stage 3 registration in IBAC’s International Standard for Business Aircraft Handling (IS-BAH) in 2023, and once again had a strong showing in this year’s AIN FBO Survey as the top-rated service provider in the Asia-Pacific region.