FBOs
Illinois Airport Reacquires Sole Service Provider
Airport last owned the facility in the early 2000s
Former SRT Aviation FBO at KMVN in Illinois
The FBO terminal at Mount Vernon Outland Airport in Illinois dates back to 1952. In the late 1970s, the structure was disassembled and moved to its present location. © Mt. Vernon Airport Authority

Illinois’ Mount Vernon Outland Airport (KMVN) Authority will return to the FBO business for the first time in nearly 20 years after its purchase of SRT Aviation, the lone service provider on the field. Starting December 1, the facility will be renamed SRT Flightline in honor of the last time the airport operated the FBO. Shawn Sayle—the “S” in SRT—will stay on to manage the location’s Part 145 repair facility.

“After 18 and a half years amazing years as owner/operator of SRT Aviation, it is a privilege to be offered a plan to maintain the legacy as the longest FBO in the history of this amazing airport,” said Sayle. “We have been strengthened by a team that we have grown to love and respect, and [that] shares our same values of safety, professionalism, and quality.”

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