Atlantic Jet Refinishing has become part of the Banyan Air complex at Fort Lauderdale Executive airport.

The partnership with Banyan will allow customers to request complete exterior paint refurbishment while their aircraft undergo MRO services at Banyan Air Service. The Atlantic Jet Refinishing facility can accommodate aircraft up to and including the Global Express and Gulfstream G650. The construction of this facility is the first to be built in south Florida in many years, and was devised by partners Andrew Skigen and Ed Richardson. Richardson is on-site as GM and will handle day-to-day activities.

The new addition to the complex will give Banyan's customers a single stop for all for their maintenance, avionics, paint and interior needs. Banyan can also coordinate interior upgrades working with several partners on-site.

Banyan Air Service is an award-winning full-service fixed base operation (FBO) with more than one million sq ft of hangar and office space set within a 100-acre aviation complex. It provides comprehensive business aviation services, including ground services, aircraft sales, heavy maintenance, exterior and interior upgrades, turbine engine service, structural repairs, avionics installations and services, and aircraft part sales. Banyan's aircraft sales department is the southeast sales and service centre for the HondaJet. The complex also houses Banyan Pilot Shop, one of the world's largest pilot shops, and the Jet Runway Café, which overlooks the ramp.

With a combined 70 years of paint and refinishing experience, Atlantic Jet Refinishing's 16,500 sq ft paint facility can accommodate even the largest general aviation aircraft. Its brand new facility is fully compliant with all local, state and federal regulations. The team of professionals at Atlantic Jet Refinishing only uses certified suppliers that are routinely audited to ensure the highest quality products are used.