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Aurora Jet Center joins Avfuel network

By General Aviation News Staff · March 3, 2013 ·

Aurora Jet Center at Aurora State Airport (UAO) in Oregon recently joined the Avfuel branded FBO network. Aurora Jet Center now offers Avfuel Contract Fuel, AVTRIP rewards and more.

“The Avfuel network has a great reputation, not only among the other FBOs we spoke with but also with pilots. Avfuel Contract Fuel has a devoted customer base, and AVTRIP Points are a real draw,” said Kathy Layton, Aurora Jet Center General Manager. “Avfuel’s products and services are very complimentary to the array of advantages we were already offering customers.”

Among those advantages pilot amenities, including a lounge area with satellite television, crew car, heated hangars, showers and laundry; passenger offerings including a 24-hour,  lobby, ramp-side ground transportation, on-site rental cars, conference facilities, Starbucks coffee and a variety of complimentary snacks. The FBO has relationships with several local hotels which offer complimentary shuttle service to and from the airport, and can also arrange for town car or limousine transportation. Gourmet catering and quick meals for purchase are available.

For more information: AuroraJetCenter.com

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  1. Scott says

    March 4, 2013 at 3:27 pm

    This is a great post with great information. I used to fly in and out of here pretty regularly. I was wondering if I could reference this post in one of my own on my site. Keep up the good work here. I enjoy reading.

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