Signature Becomes First FBO to Offer
Sustainable Aviation Fuel
Signature Flight Support is the first FBO worldwide to offer a permanent supply of Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) to business aviation. SAF is an economical way to reduce aircraft carbon emissions by more than 25%. Through Signature Renew, Signature's companywide global sustainability initiative, the company is working toward net-zero carbon emissions. Signature has locations throughout the world, with an FBO located here at Kissimmee Airport. Visit SignatureFlight.com to learn more.
In This Issue
Aviator College is Hiring
Aviator College, located here at the Kissimmee Airport, is now accepting applications for flight instructors.
Hangar for Sale
After 23 years, Warbird Adventures is leaving Kissimmee Gateway Airport and their hangar is available for sale.
KISM Open for Business:
Avionica New Class Session
Become an Avionics Technician in just three months taking classes at Avionica USA
Kissimmee Airport Welcomes:
NeatFlight Aviation
NeatFlight is a full-service aircraft mobile detailing and cleaning business. Welcome to the family!
Air Methods Donates Aircraft to Mercy Air Africa
Air Methods, a leading air medical service in the U.S., located at Kissimmee Airport, donated an Airbus AS350B2 helicopter to southern Africa-based humanitarian relief organization, Mercy Air Africa. The nonprofit was founded in 1991 to provide private flight support for nongovernmental organizations serving in the southern region of Africa. Mercy Air supports various relief programs including healthcare, education, agriculture, and disaster response. These efforts provide indigenous populations the skills and resources needed to lead more independent, productive lives rather than perpetuate dependence on international aid.

Using lightweight high-performance airplanes and helicopters, Mercy Air delivers assistance in a challenging operational environment where great distances, limited infrastructure, and difficult topography make access to rural populations inefficient or infeasible via other means of transport.

The principal region of operation includes the African nations of: Eswatini, Mozambique, Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho, Zambia, Angola, Malawi, Zimbabwe, and South Africa. Service into Kenya, Tanzania, and even Madagascar can be coordinated on an ad hoc basis. Volunteer teams across the region include pilots, mechanics, flight-assistants, physicians, nurses, dentists, agronomists, educators, tradesmen, business executives, and administrators, who use their skills to help those in need. Visit AirMethods.com to learn more.
We Want to Hear from You!
Are you a tenant at the airport, resident of Osceola County, expert in aviation or a subscriber of our newsletter? We want to hear from you! We want to know what you're doing and how we can help. Please e-mail us at [email protected] with your news, promotions and suggestions about content you would like to see in this newsletter.
Stallion 51 Staffer Celebrates
Ten-Year Anniversary
Congratulations to KT Budde-Jones of Stallion 51, located here at Kissimmee Airport, on celebrating her 10th year with the flight operations company. Congrats KT!
Watch Ashley Mercado, Vice President of Avionica USA, discuss how her business continues to thrive at our airport at Kissimmee Airport
Relocate Your Business and Fly Kissimmee!
With over 180 acres of land available for development, a new aerospace park and innovative incentive packages, Kissimmee Gateway Airport is the ideal location for your business. To learn more, contact the City of Kissimmee Economic Development Office at 407.518.2307.
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