US Fixed-Base Operators (FBOs)
U.S. · 4,023 locations
There are 4,023 Fixed-Base Operators (FBOs) in the US as of September 2026. They are in all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico. Texas has the most, with 346.
4,023 fixed-base operators at US airports, with the airport identifier and name, the business name, phone, toll-free number, email, website, fuel brand, posted fuel prices where published, and the airport coordinates.
More about this list
FBOs are the commercial businesses at general aviation airports that sell fuel and provide hangarage, ground handling and passenger services, and there is no federal register of them: the FAA lists airports, not the businesses operating on them. That gap is why this list is hard to assemble and why it is worth having. Fuel suppliers and branded networks, ground support equipment manufacturers, hangar developers, aviation software vendors, charter and fractional operators and aircraft management companies all sell directly into FBOs, and the fuel brand column identifies which supply network each one already belongs to. Contact quality is unusually high for a business dataset, with phone on nearly every record and email on most. Note what is deliberately absent: an FBO is a tenant on an airfield rather than a street address, and the source publishes none, so each operator is located by airport identifier, airport name, city, state and the airport's coordinates — which is how the aviation industry addresses them.
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By state
These states add up to 4,019 of the 4,023 locations.
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●Where the rows are
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| name | city | state | phone | website | category | fbo key | airport faa id | airport icao id | airport name | toll free | unicom | distance | fuel brand | fuel100 LL | fuel jet A | fuel prices updated | geo precision | county | county fips | address quality | country | latitude | longitude | source url | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Adak Fuels | Adak Island | AK | (907) 223-0007 | fbo | PADK/ADAK_FUELS | ADK | PADK | ADAK | 9.90 | 02-Sep-2026 | source | Aleutians West Census Area | 02016 | missing | US | 51.88358277 | -176.64248222 | https://www.airnav.com/airport/PADK | |||||||
| Cook County Airport | Adel | GA | (229) 896-3858 | fbo | 15J/A2 | 15J | COOK COUNTY | 5.98 | 6.21 | 03-Sep-2026 | source | Cook County | 13075 | missing | US | 31.13675777 | -83.45422333 | https://www.airnav.com/airport/15J | |||||||
| Auburn/Lewiston Airport Air Center | Auburn/Lewiston | ME | (207) 786-0631 | http://www.flytomaine.com/ | fbo | KLEW/AIR_CENTER | LEW | KLEW | AUBURN/LEWISTON MUNI | manager@flytomaine.com | UNICOM 122.80 | Avfuel | 6.99 | 6.99 | source | Androscoggin County | 23001 | missing | US | 44.04847277 | -70.2835075 | https://www.airnav.com/airport/KLEW | |||
| Aeroflex-Andover Airport | Andover | NJ | (973) 786-5100 | fbo | 12N/A | 12N | AEROFLEX/ANDOVER | 6.50 | 15-Feb-2025 | source | Sussex County | 34037 | missing | US | 41.00861972 | -74.73803388 | https://www.airnav.com/airport/12N | ||||||||
| Aberdeen Flying Service | Aberdeen | SD | (605) 225-1384 | http://www.aberdeenflyingservice.com/ | fbo | KABR/ABERDEEN_FLYING_SVC | ABR | KABR | ABERDEEN RGNL | 8002378987 | afsfd@nvc.net | Phillips66 | 7.35 | 7.22 | 24-Aug-2026 | source | Brown County | 46013 | missing | US | 45.44679805 | -98.42244083 | https://www.airnav.com/airport/KABR |
{}What's in each row
| Field | What it is | Rows filled |
|---|---|---|
| name | Business or facility name | 100% |
| category | Category | 100% |
| fbo | Fbo key | 100% |
| airport | Airport faa id | 100% |
| airport | Airport icao id | 72% |
| airport | Airport name | 100% |
| city | City | 100% |
| state | Two-letter state code | 100% |
| country | Country code | 100% |
| phone | Phone number where published | 99% |
| toll | Toll free | 6% |
| 61% | ||
| website | Website where published | 56% |
| unicom | Unicom | 17% |
| distance | Distance | 12% |
| latitude | GPS latitude where published | 100% |
| longitude | GPS longitude where published | 100% |
| fuel | The branded fuel network the FBO buys through (Avfuel, Phillips 66, Shell, Titan…), or independent | 33% |
| fuel100 | Posted 100LL avgas price per gallon; blank where the FBO does not sell 100LL | 84% |
| fuel | Posted Jet A fuel price per gallon; blank where the FBO does not sell Jet A | 63% |
| fuel | When the posted fuel prices were last updated | 72% |
| source | The public source this row came from | 100% |
| geo_ | How exact the map point is: the source's own point, the street address, or the ZIP code's centre | 100% |
| county | County the location is in | 100% |
| county_ | Five-digit federal code of that county | 100% |
| address_ | Whether the street address is complete, missing a house number, or a PO box | 100% |
Rows filled is measured on every row of the delivered file.
✓Where this data comes from
Each row names the public source it came from, so any record can be checked against where it was published.
September 14, 2026
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?Frequently Asked Questions
How many Fixed-Base Operators (FBOs) are there in the US?
There are 4,023 Fixed-Base Operators (FBOs) in the US as of September 2026. They are in all 50 states, DC and Puerto Rico. Texas has the most, with 346.
Why is there no official list of FBOs?
Because the FAA regulates airports and aircraft, not the businesses operating at them. An FBO is a commercial tenant, so nothing federal enumerates them. The list has to be assembled airport by airport, which is the work you are buying.
What is the fuel brand column?
The branded fuel network the FBO buys through, such as Avfuel, Phillips 66, Shell or Titan. It tells a competing supplier who the incumbent is and tells anyone else which network relationships already exist, which is one of the most commercially useful fields in the file.
Is there a street address for each FBO?
No, and we would rather say so than imply one. An FBO occupies a hangar or terminal on an airfield, so there is no street address to publish and the source does not carry one. Each record is located by its airport identifier, airport name, city, state and the airport coordinates.
Does it cover every airport?
It covers the public-use airports where FBOs actually operate, which is a much smaller set than the roughly 19,000 US aviation facilities — most of those are private strips and heliports with no commercial services at all. We also publish the full FAA airport file separately.