FBOs
Le Bourget FBOs Invest Despite Slow Recovery
Investment levels among Paris Le Bourget’s competitive FBOs remains high.
The home-team hero, Dassault Falcon Service at Le Bourget has plans to increase its footprint with a new hangar.
The home-team hero, Dassault Falcon Service at Le Bourget has plans to increase its footprint with a new hangar.

Recovery has not yet truly arrived, but around Paris Le Bourget Airport, people are feeling its first signs. Europe’s most active bizav airport saw nearly 26,000 departures last year and more than 14 million gallons in fuel uplifted, according to global industry data provider WingX Advance. That’s probably why FBOs at the Paris business aviation hub are still investing. For example, Jetex Flight Support plans to open a new hangar for based aircraft. Advanced Air Support has once again enhanced its facilities, and Dassault Falcon Services intends to increase the footprint of its FBO at Le Bourget. Brazil’s Embraer Executive Jets–at long last–submitted a construction application last October for a new Maintenance Repair and Overall (MRO) facility scheduled to enter service in Summer 2016. The airframer could break ground on this project in June, perhaps during the Paris Air Show.

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