While the Sundance Film Festival moves to an online platform in 2021 from 28 January to 3 February as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, OK3 Air, the Heber Valley airport FBO, is still planning a rewarding experience for traffic in honour of the annual event by welcoming guests to its facility with five AVTRIP Points per gallon.

“Sundance is one of our favourite times of the year,” says owner Nadim AbuHaidar. “We always love seeing familiar faces flying in for the event and greeting new customers that land on our ramp. While we’ll miss some of those faces this year, we look forward to seeing some who’ve decided to still make their annual trip to Park City and explore all that northern Utah has to offer. This promotion is our way to thank our loyal customers and keep the spirit of Sundance alive until it can return to Park City in full force.”

Less than 30 minutes from Park City, OK3 Air lands guests near Sundance’s annual festivities while providing general aviation guests with line service, aircraft maintenance and sales. Among the operation’s conveniences is an eight-acre parking ramp, hangars that accommodate aircraft up to a G-IV, de-icing, rental cars, concierge services and a pilot's lounge with Wi-Fi and flight planning.

With the utmost consideration for safety, OK3 Air follows the statewide mandate for COVID-19 and requires facemasks in all areas of the FBO. As an additional safeguard, the team has set up provisional designated areas for eating and social distancing protocol.