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Sheltair and Avfuel partnered up once again at the Middle East Business Aviation Association (MEBAA) Show this week to represent their award-winning brands to international operators.

The Sheltair network comprises 18 modern FBOs throughout Florida, Georgia, New York and Colorado.

“We’re particularly enthused to speak to operators about our New York locations and the addition of our 18th FBO in Denver, Colorado,” said Karen Kroeppel, Sheltair’s director of sales and marketing. “In particular, our JFK location often serves as the main gateway for international operators - from there, we welcome them throughout the Sheltair network and are pleased to add Colorado’s bustling business epicenter to that list.”

Since securing its location at Rocky Mountain Metropolitan Airport (KBJC), Sheltair’s development team has been busy finalizing the plans for the FBO’s new state-of-the-art terminal, hangar facility and fuel farm. Construction on the facility is to begin early spring 2019 and be completed by spring 2020.

In the meantime, international traffic can enjoy Sheltair’s award-winning treatment at 17 other locations, including customs ease at its New York (JFK) location, which features: the ability to clear customs on the ramp 24 hours a day with prior notification, streamlined operations, support for diplomatic logistics and missions, onsite security screening, and planeside duty free. In addition to JFK, Sheltair also serves New York travelers at FOK, FRG, ISP and LGA.

As a member of the Avfuel Network, guests to any of Sheltair’s locations enjoy lucrative rewards through AVTRIP and payment ease with the Avfuel Pro Card.

“The Avfuel Pro Card offers so much more than less-than-retail rates on fuel,” said Marci Ammerman, Avfuel’s vice president of marketing. “It’s a complete aviation-purchasing solution.”

With the Avfuel Pro Card, operators gain access to streamlined transactions at 3,000+ global locations, zero fees on any purchase - including non-fuel items that don’t require a fuel purchase to be transacted - and the ability to put everything on one invoice. This helps operators save both time and money at the front counter. This is in addition to easy online account management and further tax-savings benefits.

BlueSky Business Aviation News | 13th December 2018 | Issue #490