BLUESKY $54 million FBO opens at San Juan Airport

BLUESKY $54 million FBO opens at San Juan Airport
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A new $54 million fixed‑base operator called BLUESKY opened at San Juan Airport, providing fuel, passenger and crew services and CBP facilities for international flights.

International flights can complete customs and border protection procedures at the FBO without using the main terminal, and BLUESKY aims to attract traffic from South America, Europe, Africa and the continental United States. It is the airport’s third service provider after Jet Aviation and Airport Aviation Services, with retired Colonel José Maldonado as the main partner.

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