FBOs
After Taking Over FBO, Georgia Airport Has Big Plans
Georgia's Macon-Bibb County will replace the current FBO at KMCN with a big guitar
Artist rendering of the planned new FBO at KMCN
In a nod to Macon, Georgia's identity as the birthplace of southern rock and roll, Macon-Bibb County will commission a new guitar-shaped general aviation terminal at Middle Georgia Regional Airport (KMCN). Construction of the $12 million facility is slated to begin in Q2 2024 with anticipated completion before the end of 2025. (Image: Macon-Bibb County Airport Authority)

Georgia’s Macon-Bibb County has taken over the operation of the lone FBO at Middle Georgia Regional Airport (KMCN) after buying out the remainder of the facility’s lease from Lowe Aviation, which has operated it for more than three-quarters of a century. Lowe will continue to operate its aircraft charter and rental business from KMCN.

The 7,000-sq-ft general aviation terminal—built in 1980—features a passenger lounge; eight-seat, a/v-equipped conference room; pilot lounge with flight planning area; and crew cars. The airport also has more than 170,000 sq ft of hangar space that can accommodate ultra-long-range business jets.

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