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Business aviation in Vermont

Federal Aviation Administration - www.faa.gov

Based business air charter operators:
1

Based business aircraft available for charter:
1

Most prevalent charter types:

Major business aviation airports:

1	Burlington (Patrick Leahy Burlington International)	5 business aviation companies active
2	Rutland (Southern Vermont Regional)	4
3	Barre/Montpelier (Edward F Knapp State)	2
4	Newport (Northeast Kingdom International)	2
5	Milton (Mansfield Heliflight Inc)	1
6	Morrisville Stowe State	1
7	Hartness State (Springfield)	0
8	Highgate (Franklin County State)	0
9	Bennington William H. Morse State	0
10	Lyndonville Caledonia County	0

Business aviation suppliers in Vermont

Maintenance 4

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U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy with Beta Technologies President and CEO Kyle Clark and experimental test pilot Nate Moyer.

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The campaign concluded with a May 18 event at Orlando International Airport attended by more than 120 industry representatives, government officials and community stakeholders.

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May 31, 2026 Full report

Unified Turbines becomes StandardAero's latest acquisition

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May 11, 2026 Full report