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FBO Profile: Atlantic Aviation BDR
Atlantic’s four hangars, where some aircraft rode out the storm, withstood Superstorm Sandy, but they needed to be power-washed before they could once again house the FBO’s 20 based turbine aircraft.
Atlantic’s four hangars, where some aircraft rode out the storm, withstood Superstorm Sandy, but they needed to be power-washed before they could once again house the FBO’s 20 based turbine aircraft.

For the Atlantic Aviation facility at Connecticut’s Igor I. Sikorsky Memorial Airport (BDR), life is finally returning to normal after the repairs and clean-up from 2012’s Superstorm Sandy, which ravaged the Northeast two days before Halloween. The FBO occupies a historic WWII-vintage complex on the north end of the airport near the Long Island Sound and sustained approximately $1 million in damage and cleaning costs to its terminal and hangars, forcing it to relocate temporarily.