Fixed Base Operators are private terminals for corporate jets, offering catering and conference facilities. Unlike airlines that use about 500 U.S. airports, corporate jets can land at over 5,000 airports, getting travelers much closer to where they need to go.
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Corporate jets land at any airport that airline planes land. They go to a gas station for airplanes. It's called a fixed base operator, an FBO. Basically is a corporate jet terminal, and that's where the passengers would come and wait for the airplane to be ready to depart. They can get the catering through there. They have conference facilities. It's really a gathering place, just like the terminal at an airline, but it's a much more secure and private area. In the United States alone, there's about 500 airports that the airlines land at, and there's over 5,000 airports that corporate jets can land at. You can get much closer to the location you're really going to.