For FBOs
Claim your listing.
It is free, it takes about twenty minutes, and it is the only way to move up the list at your airport.
Before you start
Use the email address registered for this FBO. Create your account and find your listing on one form, and we send a one-time confirmation link to that address. Click it and you are straight in, editing your profile.
If that address has changed, sign up anyway. Your claim goes to our team for a quick check instead, and we come back to you as soon as we can — usually the same or next working day. Nothing is lost by using a different address; it just takes a person rather than a moment.
Either way there is nothing to pay and nothing else to send. Fill in the details and start using the system.
Why it is worth doing
Fill in what pilots cannot see
We never guess what an FBO offers. Until you tell us, every service on your listing reads Not listed — which today is most of them, for most FBOs on the platform. Claiming is what turns those into confirmed facts.
Move up the list at your airport
Position cannot be bought here. FBOs are ordered by how complete their profile is, then by pilot rating. Claiming and filling in your details is the only lever there is — here is exactly how it is scored.
Get your own page
A listing needs 7 of 16 completeness points to earn its own page rather than a row on its airport page. That page is what carries your services, hours and reviews, and what a search engine can index.
Answer quote requests
Pilots send one trip to every FBO at an airport and compare the replies. Claimed listings price the request directly. Unclaimed ones only get told that business was available.
Reply to reviews
Reviews come from verified pilots and we do not remove one for being unflattering. What claiming gives you is the right of reply, and a route to us when one is actually wrong.
Keep your details right
Much of what is on an unclaimed listing was imported rather than supplied by you. Hours, phone number, website and current fuel price are yours to correct once it is claimed.
How claiming works
- Create your account and find your FBO, on one form. Your name, an email address at the business and a password, then search for your listing by company name or airport. Almost every FBO is already on file, so you are claiming one that exists rather than creating it. If you already have an account, sign in and claim from there instead.
- Confirm your email. We send a one-time link, valid for 24 hours. Nothing is granted until you click it — being able to read a listing is not proof you work there.
- Get access. If your address matches the one we already hold for that FBO, or an invite we have sent you, access is immediate on that click. If it does not, the claim goes to our team to check by hand, which is usually same or next working day.
What you will need
- An email address at the business. A generic webmail address will still work, it just means the claim is reviewed by a person rather than approved automatically.
- Your name and the name of the FBO.
- Nothing else. There is no payment step, and there is no paid tier that changes your position in any list.
If someone has already claimed it
Only one account holds a listing at a time. If yours has been claimed by someone who has left the business, or by someone who should not have it, start the claim anyway and say so — it goes to a person, not a rule.
Your listing is already here.
Free, about twenty minutes, and the only way to move up the list at your airport.