US FBO network Atlantic Aviation is making unused ramp and hangar space available at a discounted rate to help operators whose aircraft's primary location has been damaged by recent storms or that may be impacted by future severe weather.

The seemingly endless rounds of tornados, heavy rains and flooding that powered their way across much of the Midwest, Central and Southeastern US over the past several weeks have left an unprecedented amount of destruction in their wake, which has severely affected a number of airports and business flight operations in many areas.

Atlantic facilities across its 105 location network that currently have available space have set aside multiple spots both inside and outside on a short-term basis to serve as safe, temporary homes for those aircraft and operators that may need it. Additionally, in several locations, temporary office spaces are also available.

"Helping everyone in our industry get back to normal operations as soon as possible is simply the right thing to do," says chief commercial and sustainability officer John Redcay. "If we can assist in ensuring their aircraft are safe and sheltered so they are able to continue their operations while their home base is being restored, they can count on our support."

Aircraft operators in need of temporary space are encouraged to contact the Atlantic customer experience team at customerexperience@atlanticaviation.com for information on current availability across the network and to make arrangements as appropriate.