San Bernardino International Airport SBD / KSBD

Full-service ground handling for corporate and GA aircraft including aircraft towing and positioning, baggage handling, ground power, lavatory, potable water and oxygen service, cargo loading and ramp-side vehicle access.

Third-party ground handler providing full below-wing ground handling for Breeze Airways at SBD (Breeze does not self-handle here): aircraft marshalling in and out of gate, baggage load/unload/sort and ramp driving. Unifi's own press releases list San Bernardino among its Breeze full-handling stations, consistent with current Unifi SBD ramp-agent postings.

Inbound/outbound aircraft ground support handling both freight and baggage at San Bernardino.

County/airport-authority-owned FBO and the sole general-aviation fuel provider on the field, selling Jet A (with Prist) and 100LL in both full- and self-service; AirNav-listed prices (02-Jul-2026) were Jet A $7.00, 100LL $7.10 full / $6.40 self.

Line maintenance plus ancillary GA support (oxygen service, GPU/power cart, hangar and ramp/tiedown parking, aircraft charters).

Provides line maintenance at SBD, per the official airport MRO listing.

Routine and scheduled airframe inspections plus mobile/AOG service for a broad range of aircraft types.

Routine hourly and calendar inspections and avionics support for Part 91 and 135 business jets at the San Bernardino base.

On-airport shop (2885 U St, Hangar 333) providing aircraft maintenance, avionics sales and service, aircraft modifications and interiors, per AirNav listing.

FAA-certificated repair station (cert #1YZR790C, confirmed via FAA repair-station records) at 255 S. Leland Norton Way and the largest MRO on the field, providing aircraft painting (VIP, corporate and commercial finishes), custom interiors and modifications, per the official airport MRO page.

Heavy maintenance, fuel-tank leak repairs, corrosion inspections and sheet-metal/composite structural repairs.

Aircraft maintenance and avionics repair shop at 2027 Perimeter Road, handling work from routine inspections to major overhauls and repairs, per the official airport MRO page.

Business-jet maintenance provider with an SBD base (225 N. Leland Norton Way, Hangar 674, per its own website) offering unscheduled AOG response, aircraft recovery and structural repairs for corporate operators on platforms such as Gulfstream and Bombardier.

Arranges aircraft catering on request for based and transient operators.

Aircraft cabin cleaning, restocking and inspection duties included in the Breeze full-handling scope, per Unifi ramp-agent postings.

Operates modern ground support equipment, including electric aircraft tugs and Tier-4 emission-compliant GSE.

Self-handled ramp using company-owned ground support equipment, including electric ground power units at the purpose-built hub.

Provides warehouse/ramp cargo handling at SBD, loading and unloading freight using K-loaders, belt loaders, tugs and forklifts, per a current PrimeFlight San Bernardino warehouse/ramp-agent job posting; the specific cargo customer is not independently confirmed.

Operates its West Coast regional air hub at SBD (opened April 2021, ~658,500 sq ft sort center, parking for 14 all-cargo aircraft, roughly nine flights/day); Amazon self-operates the aircraft ramp and sortation rather than using a third-party handler.

Crew cars, courtesy car and ground transportation coordinated for crews and passengers at the executive terminal.

Executive terminal with concierge, flight-planning room, meeting rooms and coordination of international arrivals via the adjacent U.S. Customs and Border Protection facility.