FBOs
Korea's First Purpose-built FBO Debuts
Located at Seoul Gimpo International Airport, the facility includes a terminal and massive hangar.
The Seoul Gimpo Business Aviation Center (SGBAC) is South Korea's first purpose-built FBO, and features a hangar large enough to handle eight large cabin business jets at the same time.
The Seoul Gimpo Business Aviation Center (SGBAC) is South Korea's first purpose-built FBO, and features a hangar large enough to handle eight large cabin business jets at the same time.

The Seoul-Gimpo Business Aviation Center (SGBAC), South Korea’s first purpose-built FBO, opened last week at Gimpo International Airport. A partnership between Korea Airport Corp. (KAC, owner of the multimillion-dollar facility) and Avjet Asia (its manager), the facility has a two-story business aviation terminal with onsite customs, immigration and quarantine service, passenger and crew lounges and a 10-seat a/v-equipped conference room. A 255,000-sq-ft hangar can accommodate up to eight G650s at the same time. Gimpo is nine miles (14 km) from Seoul’s downtown district. Incheon International Airport, the South Korean capital's main gateway, is 30 miles (48 km) from the city center.