FBOs
U.S. Customs Facility Up and Running at Fort Lauderdale
Three years in the making, the facility promises to accelerate passenger and crew processing at the busy Florida entry port.
Sheltair founder, chairman and CEO Jerry Holland (center) cuts the ribbon on the newly-revamped U.S. Customs facility in the Sheltair FBO at FLL, along with Broward County Mayor Marty Kiar. They are surrounded by local officials and dignitaries from the airport, CBP and Sheltair.
Sheltair founder, chairman and CEO Jerry Holland (center) cuts the ribbon on the newly-revamped U.S. Customs facility in the Sheltair FBO at FLL, along with Broward County Mayor Marty Kiar. They are surrounded by local officials and dignitaries from the airport, CBP and Sheltair.

After nearly a year of construction, the newly refurbished U.S. Customs installation at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport is open for business following a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday. Located in Sheltair’s expansive FBO campus, the original customs facility was built in 1988 and has been "modernized to meet the demands of today’s international general aviation traveler."