Sheltair Aviation is an established name in the aviation sector defined by its family-owned leadership, strong principles, and personal service. Sheltair Aviation, the largest independent aviation network in the United States, was founded by Jerry Holland and is currently managed by his daughter, Lisa Holland. In addition to handling more than 4.6 million square feet of aviation property in Florida, Georgia, Colorado, and Texas, the business runs award-winning Fixed Base Operations (FBOs).

In addition to offering a number of services, Sheltair Aviation is unique in the way it offers these services. Core principles like safety, integrity, quality, and 24/7 customer service form the foundation of the business. Each member of the team is dedicated to making the experience safe, successful, and friendly. Sheltair Aviation's aim is to raise the standard for aviation services, and its mission statement, "Fuel. Build. Serve," shows its dedication to helping customers and communities. Continuing to grow, lead, and redefine excellence in aviation through its deep industry knowledge and strong family basis. It is more than just a business; it is a history that will continue to impact aviation in the future.

Services Offered by Sheltair Aviation

Development

Sheltair Aviation began as a construction business and has combined its deep understanding of aviation with its building experience to become a leader in aviation development. Sheltair offers outstanding, modern facilities that support both general and business aviation, developing, constructing, and handling all projects within. Sheltair Aviation is committed to meet the changing needs of the industry, offering everything from award-winning FBOs to large hangars and unique office spaces. In addition, its construction staff works closely with tenants to develop areas that are suited for their operations, offering flexible, safe, and successful services.

Choosing the Right Hangar

In general aviation, aircraft safety is more important than ever, and choosing a suitable hangar is important for maintaining aircraft security. Allowing safe maintenance and regular operations while an excellent hangar protects aircraft against weather, damage, and theft. Knowing the needs of the aircraft is the first step in choosing the ideal hangar for tasks like fueling, repairs, and inspections. It’s important to consider the size, length, and available space. While smaller planes can fit in small locations, larger aircraft need greater space and clearance.

The location is also important. Operations are made easier and more advanced by hangars near business districts, fuel stations, and runways. Hangar types vary: box hangars offer more space, T-hangars are suitable for smaller aircraft, and corporate hangars offer additional services like office spaces. Schools or flying clubs can make the most of community hangars.

Another important aspect is security. Additional peace of mind is offered by hangars that have video tracking, fire protection, and access control. Depending on specific needs, services and flexible leasing options may also have an effect on the choice. In Florida, Colorado, Texas, and Georgia, Sheltair Aviation offers a number of hangar choices. Supporting aircraft owners find the perfect location in order to safeguard their aircraft while maintaining the whole operation with its secure, modern spaces and flexible leasing options. 

Safety

Safety is not just a rule but an essential part of Sheltair Aviation’s culture. Dealing with a number of weather conditions and challenges, the team is always ready to protect people, planes, and property, whether it's during hurricanes or snowstorms. Each day in Sheltair Aviation is filled with safety. All team members—from office workers to line service get regular practical instruction. Communication is important; staff members are asked to express any concerns they have, that helps prevent difficulties before they occur. By checking equipment, preparing for crises, and always being ready for anything, teams additionally keep their proactive approach.

Teams at Rocky Mountain Metro Airport (BJC) carefully manage snow and de-ice in order to deal with extreme winter weather. Hurricane preparations in Florida start early with collaboration at all locations, updated emergency plans, and supply checks. When severe weather struck Fort Lauderdale in April 2023, Sheltair Aviation’s dedication was made clear. The local team showed true dedication by staying overnight, protecting planes, and offering support to those in need. Safety at Sheltair Aviation is a shared duty and not only a task. The staff's dedication to safety and their teamwork are the foundation of its excellent safety culture.

The Man Behind the Vision

Jerry Holland is the Founder, Chairman and CEO of Sheltair Aviation. Holland began his career in construction after serving in the U.S. Air Force and later moved into the development of airport land. Under his direction, Sheltair Aviation grew into an established nationwide FBO network, known for its strong values and presence at 23 airports around the United States.

"Sheltair Aviation is committed to meet the changing needs of the industry, offering everything from award-winning FBOs to large hangars and unique office spaces."