Airports
City To Santa Monica FBOs: 'You Have 30 Days To Vacate'
The city of Santa Monica is stepping up its efforts to close its airport, and now is asking the airport's two FBOs to leave.
The city of Santa Monica is trying to curtail traffic at SMO by evicting the airport's two FBOs. Photo: Matt Thurber
The city of Santa Monica is trying to curtail traffic at SMO by evicting the airport's two FBOs. Photo: Matt Thurber

On Thursday afternoon, the city of Santa Monica sent eviction notices to the airport’s two FBOs—American Flyers and Atlantic Aviation—giving them 30 days to comply. The letters state: “Attached please find your notice to vacate. Please note you have 30 days to vacate the premises. Please coordinate your departure and pro-rated rent amount with the airport manager…” The notice to vacate was issued “pursuant to California civil code 1946,” according to documents provided to AIN by the city.


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