Sat, Jan 16, 2016
New Fuel Provider At McMinnville (OR) Municipal Airport (KMMV)
Epic welcomes Konect Aviation at McMinnville (OR) Municipal Airport (KMMV) as the newest Epic FBO Network location. As an Epic branded location, Konect Aviation will be accepting the globally accepted Epic Card and will award Bravo Rewards points on all fueling purchases.
Konect Aviation Oregon, LLC of McMinnville, OR is an aviation company specializing in scenic tours, private charter and flight training (rotary and fixed wing) in the beautiful Willamette Valley. Konect Aviation was awarded the Fixed Base Operator/Airport Manager contract for the McMinnville Municipal Airport on November 10, 2015. This contract grants Konect Aviation the authority to provide general aviation support services to visitors and the local community.
As the new airport manager, Konect Aviation will also oversee the property maintenance as well as new facility construction. With this transition, the current terminal building will be phased out in preparation for new construction. Full service Jet-A and Avgas is offered in addition to 24 hour self-serve availability. Remodeling is underway to enhance the customer and pilot experience. The McMinnville Airport is located across from the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum.
“We look forward to the addition of Konect Aviation to our branded network of locations. Their professional development of future aviators will be exciting to watch and we will support them as they enhance the general aviation experience at the McMinnville Municipal Airport” said Steve McCullough, Epic Senior Vice President, General Aviation and Business Development.
(Image provided with Epic Aviation news release)
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