Press Release

Issued by Embassair.

January 25, 2023

Embassair is pleased to announce that private aviation travellers can now experience the company's innovative vision for travel with the opening of its FBO at Opa-Locka Executive Airport (KOPF) in Miami, Florida. The world-class FBO terminal will begin soft opening operations on February 1st, 2023.

The Embassair FBO features a patented design, featuring the highest level of security, privacy and luxury. It was designed by world-famous architect Jacques Rougerie and embodies Embassair's founders' vision of providing an unparalleled travel experience.

“Our team is ready to showcase our innovative facility to private aviation customers travelling to the Miami area. We have a highly trained team who uphold the highest standards in safety and customer experience in the industry,” said FBO director José J. Cabrera.

Embassair's FBO at KOPF offers numerous amenities for both passengers and crew members. The 25,000 square feet facility includes:

- Four Extime exclusive private boarding lounges with access to the ramp

- Private covered garage with direct access to lounges and ramp, with multiple EV chargers

- Multiple full suite snooze rooms, that include full beds, TVs and full bathrooms

- Two flight planning rooms

- Crew gym

- Pilot's lounge

- Buffet lounge

- Grand lobby

- And many more

This elite AEG Connect FBO also includes approximately 60,000 square feet of tenant and transient hangar space and over 130,000 square feet of ramp space.

The Embassair team, together with ARGUS International, also announced during the 2023 National Business Aviation Association Schedulers and Dispatchers Conference that the FBO has become one of the first additions to the ARGUS Base Operations Audit programme. “This partnership highlights the commitment Embassair has to lead the industry in safety and customer experience performance. We believe in not only providing our customers with the safest and convenient environment, but also expecting the same from the highly rated ARGUS operator network,” said José J. Cabrera.