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Gama Aviation Brings Glasgow FBO Screening In-house

Gama Aviation has introduced in-house security screening at its FBO at Scotland’s Glasgow International Airport.

Gama Aviation—which operates FBOs in Sharjah, UAE (OMSJ), Jersey Airport (EGJJ), and Glasgow, Scotland (EGPF)—has introduced in-house security screening at the latter, improving service for its large aircraft charter customers. (Photo: Gama Aviation)

By Curt Epstein • Business Aviation Services Editor

August 31, 2022

Gama Aviation has introduced in-house security screening at its FBO at Scotland’s Glasgow International Airport (EGPF), making it the first service provider there to do so. Tom Murphy, Gama’s head of FBOs, told AIN that most privately-owned aircraft are not required to be screened, depending on weight and/or the number of seats. However, any charter aircraft with an mtow of more than 10 tonnes (22,046 pounds) do require screening.

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