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Sugar Land Top-Rated FBO in the Americas, 2nd Year
Aviation International News again rated the Fixed Based Operator (FBO) at Sugar Land Regional Airport as the Western Hemisphere’s best operation in its 2010 FBO Survey. The survey is completed by pilots and other corporate aviation experts who rate facilities in categories such as pilot amenities and services, line service, passenger amenities and facilities. SLRA’s FBO – the only City-owned operation recognized in the survey – also took the top spot in 2009 and has been among the top 10 since 2007.
We would like to proudly thank all staff, employees, and patrons of our great airport for the tremendous efforts you have taken which have allowed us the honor of being the #1 FBO in the Americas for the second year in a row. Click here to read Press Release.
Airport Cafe - NOW OPEN!
Cafe Teresita's is now open in the airport terminal serving sandwiches, soups, and salads! In-flight catering will be available as well. Why not schedule your next lunch meeting at the airport. Great food, great ambiance!
Treasure Hunters Too - Upscale Texas Gift Shop
Treasure Hunters Too is the wonderful gift shop in the airport terminal. Treasure Hunters Gallery, original location in old town Richmond, is an eclectic boutique that offers unique, one-of-a-kind or handmade items providing a popular shopping experience. Now, Treasure Hunters Gallery has successfully brought this same ambiance to the airport. Treasure Hunters Too provides the essentials that every traveler needs and specialty items for all shoppers -- such as, Gypsy Soul shoes, Old Gringo and Lucchese boots and belts, Bullhide hats. Raviani fine leather goods, and fabulous jewelry. Please stop by on your next visit to the terminal or visit Treasure Hunters Too whenever you are in the Sugar Land area! Click here for a quick peek inside the store!
Air Traffic Control Tower Survey
In an effort to continue to provide the best ATC services, please complete an online survey. Click Here to take survey.
FAA Safety Meeting
Federal Aviation Administration Safety meetings are held at 7 p.m. on the third Wednesday of each month (excluding December). The meetings, which are open to all area aviators, are held in the Terminal's 24-seat conference room. Anson Aviation and Sugar Land Regional Airport sponsor the meetings.
U.S. Customs on the Airfield
U. S. Customs and Border Protection Services are housed in a permanent facility at the airport. The 1,824 SF brick building, designed by Edwards Associates Architects, houses office space for the customs officer, as well as a beautifully appointed waiting area, two restrooms, a bag search area, and hold room. International customers can clear Customs with an overflight permit, and there is no charge levied by the Airport.

