Airports
Atlantic Aviation Counters Santa Monica Eviction Notice
In its filing, Atlantic Aviation is asking the FAA to issue a cease and desist order to prevent the city of Santa Monica from evicting the FBO.
The city of Santa Monica wants to take over all FBO services at Santa Monica Airport, and it has sent eviction notices to American Flyers and Atlantic Aviation. Atlantic has asked the FAA to issue a cease and desist order to the city, pending resolution of a Part 16 complaint against city hall. Photo: Matt Thurber
The city of Santa Monica wants to take over all FBO services at Santa Monica Airport, and it has sent eviction notices to American Flyers and Atlantic Aviation. Atlantic has asked the FAA to issue a cease and desist order to the city, pending resolution of a Part 16 complaint against city hall. Photo: Matt Thurber

After being served with a 30-day eviction notice for its Santa Monica Airport (SMO) FBO on September 15, Atlantic Aviation has filed a new submission to the docket in its ongoing Part 16 complaint to the FAA. Atlantic filed a Part 16 complaint with the FAA on September 13, following the city council’s stated plan to evict its airport’s two FBOs—Atlantic Aviation and American Flyers—and replace them with city-run services. 


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