FBOs
Nearly 60, KCAC Aviation Continues To Spread Wings
In operation since 1966, the company offers a full slate of services
Pilatus PC-24 on KCAC ramp
Kansas City Aviation Center has been in operation since 1966, starting out as a Piper Aircraft dealer. It is now a full-function FBO offering aircraft maintenance, charter, management, and sales. © KCAC Aviation

It was back in 1966 when Kansas City Aviation Center (KCAC Aviation) first opened its doors as a Piper Aircraft dealer. In the nearly six decades since, it has grown into a full-service FBO offering aircraft maintenance, charter, and management services, in addition to aircraft handling. The services provider has been under the same ownership for the past 34 years.

Occupying nine acres at Johnson County Executive Airport (KOJC) in Olathe, Kansas (home of Garmin), the FBO’s 19,000-sq-ft terminal dates back to the 1980s but has been expanded and renovated numerous times, with the latest improvement coming just a few months ago. The large lobby was recently refurbished with all-leather seating and new tables.

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