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Owned by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets since 2019, the facility at the dedicated business aviation gateway earned an overall score of 4.66 (out of a possible 5) from AIN readers, who ranked it second-highest in the world in the facilities category (4.85). While the scores of FBOs in the rest of the world tend to lag those of the Americas, Farnborough’s rating would have placed it in the top 10 percent of all FBOs worldwide this year. Related Article Customers scored them in five categories: line service, passenger amenities, pilot amenities, facilities, and customer service repr...

Owned by Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets since 2019, the facility at the dedicated business aviation gateway earned an overall score of 4.66 (out of a possible 5) from AIN readers, who ranked it second-highest in the world in the facilities category (4.85). While the scores of FBOs in the rest of the world tend to lag those of the Americas, Farnborough’s rating would have placed it in the top 10 percent of all FBOs worldwide this year. Related Article Customers scored them in five categories: line service, passenger amenities, pilot amenities, facilities, and customer service repr...

 - May 3, 2021, 8:50 AM London-area business aviation gateway Farnborough Airport once again earned the highest score for FBOs outside of the Americas in AIN's annual FBO Survey. Its three-story, 52,000-sq-ft business aviation terminal features high capacity VIP customer lounges, conference rooms, crew lounge and snooze rooms, passenger and crew shower facilities, laundry service, gymnasium, and a newly-opened restaurant. Drive through customs and immigration clearance is available along with an on-airport hotel. (Photo: Farnborough Airport) London-area Farnborough Airport continued its de...

Farnborough Airport (EGLF), UK While business aviation levels in the U.S. have rebounded to near-normal levels in the wake of the Covid pandemic, that traffic still isn’t going very far afield, amid continued international restrictions aimed at curbing the spread of the virus, even as vaccination programs slowly ramp up around the world. As evidence, according to JetNet, large-cabin jet activity was down 36 percent between 2020 and 2019, while in the second quarter of 2020 those levels plunged by 65 percent. “It is disappointing to see the Covid relapse in Europe as 2021 has progressed, w...