FBOs
Bangor shines as go-to airport for transatlantic tech stops
For more than 40 years, Maine’s Bangor International Airport has been the go-to airport for transatlantic flights as the Eastern- most port of entry to the

For more than 40 years, Maine’s Bangor International Airport has been the go-to airport for transatlantic flights as the Eastern- most port of entry to the U.S. The airport, which also owns and operates the Avitat Bangor FBO, is exhibiting here (Booth No. 664) for its second year, having attended every EBACE since the show started.

Bangor’s specialty is quick-turns for aircraft making tech stops to clear U.S. Customs and Immigration. The airport is open and fully staffed–including the control tower–24 hours a day, seven days a week. Formerly Dow Air Force Base, Bangor offers an 11,440-foot-long runway with 1,000-foot safety areas at each end and a Cat. III ILS.

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