TAC Air was a family-owned FBO chain operated by Truman Arnold Companies from Texarkana, Texas, with about 15 locations in the central and southern United States. In 2022 the majority of its FBOs were sold to Signature Aviation, with the remainder acquired by Atlantic Aviation, and the TAC Air brand was retired. The locations now operate under their acquirers' names.
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Jetex is a Dubai-headquartered FBO and trip-support company founded by Adel Mardini in 2005. It operates a network of more than 50 FBOs and ground-handling stations across the Middle East, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas, including flagship terminals at Dubai South (DWC), Paris-Le Bourget and Marrakech. Jetex also provides fuel, flight planning, permits and, since 2025, the former Harrods Aviation terminals in London.
Orlando, Florida, United States
Signature Aviation is the world's largest FBO network with more than 200 locations across North America, Europe, Asia and the Caribbean. Formerly Signature Flight Support under BBA Aviation, it was acquired in 2021 by Blackstone, Cascade and Global Infrastructure Partners for about $4.7 billion. The company also operates hangar campuses, fuel services and the Signature Renew sustainable aviation fuel program.
Plano, Texas, United States
Atlantic Aviation is the second-largest FBO network in the United States, tracing its roots to 1927 and now owned by KKR. Following the 2022 merger with Ross Aviation it operates more than 100 FBOs, including major locations at Teterboro, Van Nuys, Scottsdale and Aspen. The company offers fueling, hangarage, ground handling and electric aircraft charging infrastructure.