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Skyservice Opens Permanent FBO in California
By: Curt Epstein
Caption: Open house is slated for January in Napa Valley
Word Count: 201
Canada-based Skyservice Business Aviation has expanded its footprint in the U.S. with the opening of its permanent FBO at Napa County Airport (KAPC) in California's wine country. The company began operations from a temporary facility in 2023, making it the second service provider on the field.
The new complex, opened a year after groundbreaking, sits on 15 acres. It features a 12,000-sq-ft, two-story terminal with a passenger lounge, refreshment bar, concierge, massage chair-equipped crew lounge with snooze rooms and showers, flight-planning area, tenant office space, two 12-seat conference rooms, and electric vehicle charging stations. A rooftop restaurant with indoor and outdoor patio seating is slated to open next year.
Occupying 40,000 sq ft, the Titan Aviation Fuels-branded FBO’s hangar is capable of sheltering the latest ultra-long-range business jets. The facility also offers nine acres of ramp for aircraft parking.
“The opening of our Napa facility reflects Skyservice’s deep commitment to the local community and to the future of business aviation in this region,” said Skyservice president and CEO Benjamin Murray. “We’re honored to support the growth and modernization of Napa County Airport and contribute to the region’s continued economic development.”