FBOs
TAC Air Nears Debut of Its Newest FBO
TAC Air-DAL will be among a variety of tenants housed in the former Braniff International Airways headquarters and maintenance base.
TAC Air officials expect to open the company's new FBO in Dallas in August. It's part of a more than $100 redevelopment of the former Braniff International Airways headquarters, operations and maintenance base that TAC Air and its development partners are calling the Braniff Centre at Dallas Love Field. (Photo: TAC Air)
TAC Air officials expect to open the company's new FBO in Dallas in August. It's part of a more than $100 redevelopment of the former Braniff International Airways headquarters, operations and maintenance base that TAC Air and its development partners are calling the Braniff Centre at Dallas Love Field. (Photo: TAC Air)

If all goes as planned, TAC Air will open its 15th FBO in August in a more than $100 million redevelopment of the former Braniff Airlines Operations and Maintenance Base and Braniff International Airways headquarters. Built by the flamboyant and now defunct Texas-based airline and opened in 1958 at Dallas Love Field (DAL), the maintenance hangars and offices have been undergoing a conversion to the Braniff Centre, whose tenants in addition to TAC Air will include Flexjet; Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones’s company, Blue Star Land, a Jones Family company; and Reed Enterprises and its auto dealership Planet Lincoln, the latter two of which are converting a multi-level parking garage adjacent to the center into offices and a luxury automobile dealership.