Signature Aviation has launched Signature Access, a new program aimed at making private aviation ground service pricing more predictable for FBO customers. Developed with input from facility users, Access consolidates core access-related charges, based on aircraft size, time on ramp, and terminal location, into a single simplified price.
At the FBO chain’s continental U.S. locations, eligible fuel purchases entitle guests to a first-hour ramp waiver. Optional services, such as hangar accommodations, GPU, and lavatory services, remain available separately.
Ahead of their visits, customers can use the Signature Access estimator to help understand expected FBO costs earlier in the planning process.
“We are grateful to the guests and operators whose perspectives helped shape Signature Access,” said Derek DeCross, Signature’s chief commercial officer. “Their feedback was instrumental in creating a clearer, more predictable pricing approach that gives guests greater visibility, flexibility, and control. It also reflects our broader commitment to listening, innovating, and investing in an exceptional guest experience.”
As part of this initiative, Signature will limit the imposition of special event fees to a smaller number of high-demand events such as the Super Bowl; the 2027 College Football Playoff National Championship in Las Vegas; Art Basel in Miami Beach; the US Open Tennis Championships and United Nations General Assembly in New York; and select Formula 1 race weekends.
The company noted that it will continue to evaluate events based on extraordinary demand levels and will communicate any applicable locations and pricing at least 30 days in advance.
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