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Titan Aviation Fuels has added six FBOs to its branded network and renewed agreements with 14 existing locations since April 1.
The new FBOs are City Aviation Services at Warsaw Municipal Airport (KASW) in Warsaw, Indiana; City of Burlington at Burlington Municipal Airport (KBUU) in Wisconsin; PremierFBO at Northern Kentucky International Airport (KCVG) in Cincinnati, Kentucky and James M Cox International Airport (KDAY) in Dayton, Ohio; Mobile Airport Authority at St Elmo Airport (2R5) in Alabama; Fishe Flying Corp at Sebastian Municipal Airport (X26) in Florida; and Granite Air Center at Lebanon Municipal Airport (KLEB) in New Hampshire.
Robbie Stallings, president of Titan, says: “Growth at Titan has always been about more than adding locations. It's about building lasting partnerships and creating greater value for the customers and FBOs we serve.”
Titan's flight department solutions team has added 121 Titan Contract Fuel locations this summer, widening fuel purchasing and payment options for flight departments. The company has also expanded its bulk sales team with three hires: Landon Petty joins as vice president of bulk sales, mid-continent, with more than 20 years of aviation fuel and business development experience; John Hayes takes on Caribbean bulk sales, bringing a decade of airport management and FBO operations experience as a licensed private pilot and former airport manager; and Aidon Olligschlager joins the bulk sales team from a background in aviation management and corporate aviation, having graduated from Eastern Michigan University's Aviation Management Technology programme.
Titan has also launched Titan University, an online learning management platform for aviation fuel operations. The platform covers quality control, safety, supervisor training and FAA record keeping, with further courses planned across other service areas of Titan network FBOs.
Kathy Moss, VP of global business development, adds: “Our goal is to give our partners the tools, training and support they need to operate safely, efficiently and successfully.”
Titan Aviation Fuels operates a network of more than 675 branded FBO locations, alongside services including Titan Rewards, the Multi Service Aviation card, Titan Aerospace Insurance, ATLAS FBO management software, equipment leasing and financing and an online aviation parts store.