Executive Jet Ports International Lists Over 49,000 Jet Ports and 3,300 FBOs Worldwide
Why It MattersConsolidated global directories of airport and FBO data reduce the fragmentation that has traditionally forced operators and brokers to check multiple sources before dispatch.
What happened
Executive Jet Ports International operates a global directory listing approximately 49,640 jet ports and more than 3,300 fixed-base operators and handling agents worldwide. The platform gives pilots, aircraft owners, and crew information on slot availability, fuel supply, customs, ground services, and runway data in a single reference.
An interactive live aviation chart indexes jet ports globally, with the navigator displaying figures ranging between 48,000 and 49,000 airports at various update intervals.
Industry impact & what to watch
A directory of this scale sits alongside the growing set of digital tools that business aviation relies on to compress trip-planning time, gathering slot, fuel, customs, and ground-handling data that would otherwise be scattered across individual airport and FBO websites.
For operators and brokers, the value of such a reference depends on how current the underlying data stays, since runway status, fuel availability, and handling capacity change more often than a static listing can track; the live chart's update intervals are the mechanism meant to address that.
Whether the directory becomes a standard reference point will depend on how consistently its figures match what pilots and dispatchers find on the ground when they arrive.
