FBOs
Cutter Inaugurates New Colorado FBO
The facility is the latest for the aviation services provider, which was founded in 1928 and operates a string of seven FBOs..
Offering a new spin on the traditional ribbon cutting, Cutter Aviation CEO Will Cutter, takes a chainsaw to a ceremonial log, while local authorities and company executives lend a steadying hand, at the grand opening of the family-owned company's new FBO at Colorado Springs Municipal Airport. (Photo: Kim Long)
Offering a new spin on the traditional ribbon cutting, Cutter Aviation CEO Will Cutter, takes a chainsaw to a ceremonial log, while local authorities and company executives lend a steadying hand, at the grand opening of the family-owned company's new FBO at Colorado Springs Municipal Airport. (Photo: Kim Long)

Cutter Aviation held the grand opening for its new FBO at Colorado’s Colorado Springs Municipal Airport last week. At 9,300 sq ft, the $3.5 million terminal more than doubles the size of the older facility the company had been operating from since 2006, when it purchased the former Colorado Springs Aviation FBO. Furnished in the mountain lodge style, with timber and stone inside and out, the terminal includes a pilots' lounge, snooze room, 12-seat conference room, covered porte-cochere and patios offering views of nearby Pikes Peak.