Jet Aviation FBO location in West Palm Beach has joined the Corporate Aircraft Association registered FBO network. The company has a further four CAA registered FBOs in the U.S. The CAA offers FAA Part 91 operators access to a range of fuel and service benefits at its worldwide network of partner FBOs. Members will now be able to enjoy these benefits at Jet Aviation West Palm Beach, in addition to Jet Aviation locations in Scottsdale, Boston Bedford, Bozeman, and St. Louis.
Richard Layson, vice president of regional FBO operations, Americas commented: "We're delighted to extend our network of fuel availability for CAA members and are proud to represent the organization at such an important location for business aviation. Supporting our customers’ needs is always our number one priority and by continuing to partner with CAA, we can increase the operating efficiencies for Part 91 operators. West Palm Beach joining the CAA network further cements our commitment to evolving our services to ensure a seamless experience for all of our customers in South Florida and beyond.”
Jet Aviation West Palm Beach has been providing a seamless service to customers in the south Florida area since 1985 and is IS-BAH Stage 2 registered. In the 2023 AIN FBO Survey for the Americas, West Palm Beach scored in the top 5% of all U.S. FBOs, with an average score of 4.72, and was also placed in the top four in the “Top FBOs by Category,” for pilot amenities.

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