FBOs
New FBO Terminal 'Lands' at Florida Airport
The unique terminal was designed to resemble an F4U Corsair, which flew from Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport, back when it was a WWII training base.
Bent Wing Flight Services newly-completed FBO has given Florida's Amelia Island a new landmark. Viewed from the air, the terminal at Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport resembles the famed F4U Corsair fighter, known for its cranked wings.
Bent Wing Flight Services newly-completed FBO has given Florida's Amelia Island a new landmark. Viewed from the air, the terminal at Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport resembles the famed F4U Corsair fighter, known for its cranked wings.

Bent Wing Flight Services, the lone FBO at Florida’s Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport (FHB), began operations yesterday from its new terminal. Designed to represent a World War II F4U Corsair fighter in honor of the pilots who flew the “Bent Wing Bird” from the Navy training field that later became FHB, it features a nose section, skylight “cockpit,” and tail, as well as the distinctive inverted gull wings that earned the airplane its nickname.