This website uses cookies
More information
The monthly news publication for aviation professionals.
Related information from the Handbook...

Modern Aviation

Modern Aviation
FBO/Handler (Boeing Field/King County International / Seattle)

Seattle (Boeing Field) Airport

BAN's World Gazetteer

New York
Washington

The bimonthly news publication for aviation professionals.

Request your printed copy

Modern Aviation completes two phase development project
Modern by name, modern by nature; the company now has an extra 72,000 sq ft of new and renovated hangar, FBO and office space in Seattle.
Environmental, social and governance features were integrated into all facilities.

North America-based FBO network Modern Aviation has completed the $25 million, two phase development project and FBO renovation at its Boeing Field/King County International airport location in Seattle, Washington.

The project started in 2020. Phase one involved building a 40,000 sq ft hangar and phase two included a 24,500 sq ft hangar with a 7,500 sq ft office building. In 2021, Modern Aviation started a full renovation project of its FBO terminal, which was completed in April 2022.

“These new and renovated facilities are a true reflection of the Modern Aviation name as we serve the current and future needs of the aviation community,” says general manager Eric Schneider.

In addition to the newly constructed hangars, the FBO terminal now provides expanded meeting space, the latest web conferencing capabilities, a new pilot's lounge and other amenities. Expanded ramp operations allow the FBO to excel in meeting the needs of current customers, including private aircraft owners, corporations, charters, medical flights, US military (including the Blue Angels), Presidential visits, and professional and college sports teams.

New security and access technologies have been incorporated into the completed project.

“We are excited to support all segments of aviation at Boeing Field/King County International airport. Our recent development of new hangar and office space allows us to continue supporting the growth in aviation within the region,” says president and CEO Mark Carmen.

ESG (environmental, social and governance) features were integrated into all facilities. Examples include use of special materials to greatly reduce heat island effects on hangar roofs, LED lighting, extensive water-saving measures, use of compostable materials and recycling, drought resistant landscape elements, EV charging stations and electric aircraft towing vehicles.

Other News
 
What’s on the menu, and can a good turkey sandwich bring world peace?
September 6, 2026
Food should do more than satisfy hunger and should enhance how people feel is increasingly relevant now that clients are placing a greater emphasis on wellness. There is growing demand for organic ingredients.
Intelligent Ownership by Erin Air is a game-changer
August 9, 2026
By placing an owner’s aircraft into a qualified charter programme, Intelligent Ownership uses charter revenue to offset the fixed and variable costs of ownership, from crew and maintenance to insurance and hangarage.
Schultz joins Private Jet Center as CEO
July 26, 2026
As CEO, Chip Schultz will be guided by three things: safety, service and culture. Real safety, he says, lives in the daily choices that are made and a culture that empowers everyone to speak up.