Southwest Georgia Regional Airport ABY / KABY

GA/bizjet ramp handling: aircraft towing, GPU/power cart, lavatory service, ramp parking and tiedown, four new Corporate Super Hangars, courtesy cars and crew lounge. Listed as an Air Elite Diamond Service Location. $300 ramp fee for BBJ-size aircraft is waived with a minimum fuel purchase.

UPS self-handles its freighter operation at ABY; UPS's own careers portal lists Airport/Air Operations and seasonal air-ramp package-handler openings for the Albany, GA station, indicating directly hired (not third-party) ramp staffing.

Sole scheduled passenger service at ABY, branded Delta Connection, flown by regional partners SkyWest Airlines and Endeavor Air (SkyWest handled about 94% and Endeavor about 6% of ABY enplanements in the Aug 2024-Jul 2025 period) with CRJ regional jets to Atlanta; locally described as Essential Air Service-supported, though the route was not confirmed against DOT's current subsidized-EAS list. No third-party ground handler could be identified at ABY, so passenger and ramp handling appears to be airline/carrier-run (self or subcontracted staffing) - unconfirmed.

Sole FBO and fuel seller at ABY since taking over the city's FBO contract from Eagles of America in May 2025 (Valdosta Flying Service, Inc. was selected by the Albany City Commission over AV Flight to replace Eagles of America, whose contract ended April 30, 2025). Phillips 66 dealer with full-service Jet A and 100LL plus self-serve 100LL from a new 5,642 sq ft GA terminal.

Former ABY FBO (2010-April 2025, lost the city contract to Valdosta Flying Service) that remains on the field as a dedicated aircraft maintenance and avionics shop; current AirNav airport listing describes the company as "Aircraft maintenance only. 24/7," and a separate company Facebook page identifies it as the 'Eagles of America Aircraft Maintenance and Avionics Division.' No longer sells fuel or holds the FBO/ground-handling contract. · 24/7

Agricultural/firefighting aircraft manufacturer at 300 Old Pretoria Road adjoining the airport; primarily a production facility but operates an on-site repair station used to install options and modifications on certified aircraft. Its own site directs routine customer maintenance to its dealer/service-center network rather than the factory, so on-field customer service work is limited and on request.

On-site catering services with a full kitchen and bistro seating for transient and corporate crews.

ABY is a UPS primary sort facility serving Southwest Georgia, southeastern Alabama and the Florida panhandle, and is the second-largest air cargo airport in Georgia (~219M lbs landed weight, ranked #97 US cargo hub in 2020). UPS serves Albany with A300-600 freighters to Jacksonville, Louisville, Orlando, Pensacola, Philadelphia and West Palm Beach, plus seasonal Atlanta and New Orleans.

Factory-direct spare parts sales and technical support for Thrush operators from the Albany factory.