Company Name: Million Air
Legal / Corporate Identity: Million Air is a branded FBO network rather than a single uniform operating entity. Million Air Interlink, Inc. is identified in industry sources as the organization associated with management, branding and franchising of the Million Air network. Individual FBOs may be operated by separate ownership entities or franchisees. (King Air)
Trading / Brand Name: Million Air
Primary PrivateJetia Category: Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) & Ground Handling
Secondary Categories: Aircraft Charter; Aircraft Management; Aircraft Maintenance; Aircraft Sales & Acquisitions; Aviation Fuel Services; Hangar & Aircraft Storage; Military Aviation Support; Commercial & Cargo Ground Handling
Company Type: Privately held aviation-services network / FBO brand and franchise system
Industry: Business Aviation / General Aviation / Airport Services
Year Founded: 1984 for the original Million Air FBO concept; Million Air Interlink was subsequently established as the network/franchise organization. (Million Air)
Founder / Origin: The original Million Air FBO was created by the Mary Kay Cosmetics family in Dallas, Texas. (Million Air)
Headquarters: Houston, Texas, United States
Current Corporate Address Published by Million Air: 7555 Ipswich Road, Houston, TX 77061, United States (Million Air)
Country: United States
Geographic Markets Served: Primarily United States and Canada in the current published location directory, with broader international development ambitions. (Million Air)
Official Website: Million Air official website
Company Status: Active
Parent / Controlling Corporate Relationship: REW Investments Inc. is associated with Roger Woolsey’s ownership of Million Air Interlink and the broader aviation group. The exact legal ownership structure of every Million Air-branded FBO differs by location. (King Air)
Major Related Operations: Million Air Interlink; American Jet International; Million Air Craft Sales & Acquisitions; individually owned/franchised Million Air FBO operations. (King Air)
PrivateJetia Verification Status: Research Verified, with location-specific corporate and regulatory qualifications
Important Corporate-Structure Note
Million Air should not be represented as though every location is owned by one operating company. The network combines company-owned locations with independently owned/franchised operations. A 2024 industry profile reported 36 locations at that time, including 13 company-owned facilities, while Freeman Holdings operates a substantial group of Million Air-branded FBOs separately. Regulatory approvals, management personnel, charter activities and maintenance authorizations therefore need to be evaluated at individual-base level. (King Air)
2. Executive Company Overview
Million Air is a Houston-headquartered private and business aviation services network centered on fixed-base operations, aircraft ground handling, fueling, hangar services and executive-terminal facilities. The brand originated in Dallas in 1984, when the Mary Kay Cosmetics organization developed an FBO designed around the expectations of corporate-aircraft passengers rather than the traditionally utilitarian airport-service model. That concept subsequently developed into the Million Air network and franchise system. (Million Air)
Today, Million Air serves business-aircraft operators, aircraft owners, flight departments, pilots, charter users, commercial and cargo operators, military users and other aviation customers through a geographically distributed FBO network. Its current public directory lists facilities across the United States and Canada, while the corporate homepage states that the network has 36 worldwide locations. The current location directory itself contains 35 entries, creating a small discrepancy that should be treated as an update-timing issue unless clarified directly by the company. (Million Air)
Its principal FBO activities include Jet A and Avgas fueling at applicable bases, aircraft parking and hangarage, ground handling, passenger and crew facilities, concierge support, transportation coordination, quick-turn services and handling for business, military, commercial and cargo aircraft. Certain locations provide additional capabilities such as aircraft maintenance, charter and aircraft management. (Million Air)
Million Air has also expanded further into aircraft ownership services. In September 2025 it formally launched Million Air Craft Sales & Acquisitions, providing aircraft brokerage, acquisition advisory, transaction support, inspections, negotiation, delivery and entry-into-service coordination. (Million Air)
The combination makes Million Air commercially relevant not only as an FBO brand but as a broader aviation-services ecosystem connecting airport infrastructure, aircraft operations, maintenance, ownership, charter and aircraft transactions.
3. Key Facts at a Glance
Founded: 1984 (Million Air)
Operating History: Approximately 42 years as of 2026
Headquarters: Houston, Texas, United States (Million Air)
Primary Business: Fixed-base operations and aviation ground services
Published Network Size: 36 locations worldwide on the corporate homepage; 35 facilities appear in the current online location directory. (Million Air)
Employees: Company reports approximately 1,000 employees across the Million Air system; LinkedIn classifies the organization in the 501–1,000 employee range. (Million Air)
Aircraft at Facilities: Million Air states that more than 800 aircraft are within the leaseholds of its facilities. This is not equivalent to an owned or managed fleet. (Million Air)
CEO: Roger Woolsey (Million Air)
COO: Chuck Suma (Million Air)
CCO: Terry Cross (Million Air)
CFO: Anthony Frank (Million Air)
Primary Geographic Footprint: United States and Canada
Network Model: Combination of company-controlled and independently operated/franchised FBOs (King Air)
Additional Businesses: Charter, Part 91 aircraft management, aircraft maintenance, hangarage, aircraft sales and acquisitions
2026 Industry Recognition: Professional Pilot’s 2026 PRASE survey named Million Air the Best Large FBO Chain; the survey reported 569 accepted ballots and 10,993 individual evaluations. (Professional Pilot)
Official Website: millionair.com
4. Services & Capabilities
Primary Services
Fixed Base Operator Services
Million Air’s core business includes executive-terminal and ramp services for general and business aviation aircraft. Common services across relevant locations include aircraft fueling, marshaling, parking, towing, passenger and pilot lounges, flight planning, conference facilities, concierge services, catering coordination and ground transportation. Amenities and service scope vary by location. (Million Air)
Aircraft Fueling
Jet A and Avgas are available at numerous Million Air locations. Certain locations are also approved to support U.S. military/DLA fueling requirements. (Million Air)
Aircraft Ground Handling
The network handles private aircraft and, at applicable facilities, military, airline, commercial and cargo operations. Million Air states that its cargo capabilities include loading and unloading bulk, containerized and palletized freight, as well as refueling and airport-terminal services. (Million Air)
Hangar & Aircraft Storage
Million Air offers tenant and transient aircraft hangarage at applicable facilities, together with aircraft parking and in some cases paired office facilities. (Million Air)
Aircraft Maintenance
Million Air states that aircraft-maintenance services are available at five U.S. locations plus an AOG mobile capability. Houston employment documentation refers specifically to maintenance carried out under 14 CFR Part 145 authority. (Million Air)
Aircraft Charter
Charter services are promoted through selected Million Air operations, including Houston, Dallas/Addison and Richmond. Current recruitment information describes a Part 135 charter operation associated with the Million Air/American Jet organization. (Million Air)
Aircraft Management
Million Air advertises customized Part 91 management arrangements covering flight planning, crew recruitment and training, scheduling, flight following, maintenance oversight, regulatory oversight, HR, financial administration and supplemental lift. (Million Air)
Aircraft Sales & Acquisitions
The dedicated Million Air Craft Sales & Acquisitions division was launched in September 2025. Services include aircraft sales representation, acquisition searches, market analysis, inspections, negotiations, delivery, entry into service and longer-term ownership advisory. (Million Air)
Military Aviation Support
Selected Million Air facilities support military operations, including DLA aviation fuel and ground services, aircraft security, quick turns, oxygen/nitrogen services and facilities for flight crews and training missions. (Million Air)
Specialized Capabilities
Documented specialized capabilities include:
- Business-aircraft quick turns and fueling
- Aircraft towing and ramp handling
- Hangarage and transient aircraft storage
- Commercial and cargo-aircraft handling
- Military deployment and training support
- DLA-approved fuel and ground services at selected locations
- Aircraft maintenance and AOG response
- Part 91 aircraft management
- Part 135-related charter operations through associated operating organizations
- Crew recruitment and training
- Maintenance oversight
- Regulatory-compliance management
- Flight planning, scheduling and flight following
- Aircraft acquisition searches
- Brokerage and aircraft sale representation
- Pre-purchase inspection coordination
- International aircraft transaction support
- Aircraft imports and exports
- Delivery and entry-into-service coordination
- Aircraft market research and valuation support. (Million Air)
5. Industries & Client Types Served
Million Air’s documented service structure supports:
- Private aircraft owners
- UHNW and private aviation passengers
- Corporate flight departments
- Corporations
- Business-aircraft operators
- Aircraft-management clients
- Charter customers
- Pilots and flight crews
- Aircraft buyers and sellers
- Aircraft brokers and transaction participants
- Military aviation organizations
- Government aviation users
- Air-medical operators
- Commercial airlines
- Cargo operators
- Transient general aviation aircraft
- Based-aircraft tenants
- Aviation event and production customers. (Million Air)
6. Geographic Coverage
Headquarters Country: United States
State: Texas
City: Houston
Published Headquarters Address: 7555 Ipswich Road, Houston, TX 77061 (Million Air)
Operational Scope: Multi-regional / international network
The current Million Air location directory lists:
Albany (ALB); Alexandria (AEX); Austin (AUS); Birmingham (BHM); Bozeman (BZN); Calgary (CYYC); Dallas/Addison (ADS); El Paso (ELP); Florida Keys/Marathon (MTH); Gulfport-Biloxi (GPT); Honolulu/John Rodgers Field (PHJR); Houston/Hobby (HOU); Indianapolis (IND); Jacksonville/Cecil Spaceport (VQQ); Lake Charles/Chennault (CWF); Lake Powell/Page (PGA); Lubbock (LBB); Medford (MFR); Moses Lake (MWH); Orlando/Sanford (SFB); Richmond (RIC); Riverside/March (RIV); Rome/Griffiss (RME); St. George (SGU); San Antonio (SAT); St. Louis/Spirit of St. Louis (SUS); Stennis (HSA); Syracuse (SYR); Tallahassee (TLH); Topeka/Forbes Field (FOE); Tucson (TUS); Vancouver (CYVR); Victorville (VCV); White Plains/Westchester County (HPN); and Yuma (NYL). (Million Air)
Current Website Location Count: 35 individually listed locations.
Corporate Homepage Claim: 36 worldwide locations. (Million Air)
Data Confidence Note: The 35-versus-36 discrepancy should remain flagged until Million Air clarifies its current active network count.
Historical Million Air materials also included locations such as Toronto, Burbank and Cartagena that are no longer shown in the present directory, illustrating that the network changes over time. (Million Air)
7. Aircraft Expertise
Because Million Air is principally an FBO network, its aircraft exposure extends considerably beyond the aircraft operated or brokered by its own affiliated companies. Individual FBO facilities handle aircraft ranging from general-aviation piston aircraft through large corporate jets, military aircraft and transport-category aircraft.
Million Air Houston states that it can fuel aircraft ranging from a Cessna 152 through a Boeing 757. Vancouver reports capability for aircraft up to the Airbus A320. These statements concern ground-handling capability and should not be interpreted as fleet ownership or aircraft-model specialization. (Million Air)
Aircraft Categories Relevant to the Business
FBO / Ground Handling:
Piston aircraft; turboprops; light jets; midsize jets; super-midsize jets; large-cabin aircraft; ultra-long-range jets; helicopters; military aircraft; regional/commercial aircraft; selected narrow-body transport-category aircraft.
Aircraft Sales & Acquisition Activity:
Current published inventory and transaction activity establishes direct exposure to:
- Cessna Citation X
- Cessna Citation 560XL
- Cessna Citation XLS+
- Gulfstream GIV/SP
- Gulfstream G150
- Learjet 60XR
- Bell 430 helicopter
Current published acquisition searches also include:
- Pilatus PC-12/47
- Embraer Phenom 300
- Hawker 800XP
- Learjet 60XR
- Gulfstream G500. (Million Air)
Manufacturers with Documented Transaction Exposure
Cessna / Textron Aviation; Gulfstream Aerospace; Bombardier/Learjet legacy products; Embraer; Pilatus; Bell and Hawker legacy aircraft. (Million Air)
This is transaction evidence rather than evidence of OEM-authorized dealer or service-center status.
8. Fleet Information
Million Air Network Fleet: Not applicable in the conventional sense.
Million Air states that more than 800 aircraft are within the leaseholds of its facilities, but those aircraft include tenant or based aircraft and should not be presented as aircraft owned, operated or managed by Million Air. (Million Air)
Company-Owned Aircraft: Not publicly disclosed on a consolidated network basis.
Managed Aircraft: Not publicly disclosed.
Charter Fleet: Not publicly disclosed as a current consolidated number.
Current recruitment information indicates the Houston-associated Part 135 operation has a variety of mid-cabin aircraft, with hiring references to CE-500-family aircraft, Citation 560XL and Learjet 60XR operations. (Million Air)
Million Air Richmond separately advertises a charter fleet ranging from piston and turboprop aircraft through a King Air 350 and Learjet 60. Because Richmond is locally owned and operated, those aircraft should not be combined with another Million Air entity’s fleet. (Million Air)
Average Fleet Age: Not publicly disclosed
Owned vs. Managed Breakdown: Not publicly disclosed
Fleet Geographic Distribution: Cannot be reliably consolidated because the network contains separately operated businesses.
9. Company Statistics
Founded: 1984 — Million Air official history — current company website. (Million Air)
Years in Business: Approximately 42 years as of September 2026.
Employees: Approximately 1,000 across the Million Air system — company reported. LinkedIn independently categorizes Million Air as 501–1,000 employees. (Million Air)
Current Published Network: 36 locations claimed on the corporate homepage; 35 individual facilities listed in the active location directory — September 2026 verification. (Million Air)
Aircraft Within Facility Leaseholds: More than 800 — company reported. These are not equivalent to the Million Air fleet. (Million Air)
Maintenance Locations: Five U.S. locations plus an AOG mobile team — company reported. (Million Air)
2026 Professional Pilot PRASE: Best Large FBO Chain; Million Air ADS also ranked fourth among U.S. FBOs and was named Most Improved. Survey involved 569 accepted ballots and 10,993 individual evaluations. (Professional Pilot)
Revenue: Not publicly disclosed.
Funding: Not publicly disclosed.
Consolidated Annual Flight Hours: Not publicly disclosed.
Consolidated Charter Fleet Size: Not publicly disclosed.
Aircraft Under Management: Not publicly disclosed.
10. Certifications & Regulatory Status
Regulatory status requires particular caution because Million Air-branded locations may operate through separate legal entities.
Aircraft Maintenance
Million Air Houston documentation describes maintenance performed under 14 CFR Part 145, with current job requirements explicitly referencing compliance with Part 43 and Part 145 regulations and repair-station manuals. (Million Air)
Million Air Richmond states that its maintenance department operates as an FAR Part 145 approved Repair Station. (Million Air)
Chain-wide FAA Part 145 approval: Not applicable / not verified. Repair-station certificates are location and legal-entity specific.
Charter / Flight Operations
Million Air recruiting documentation describes flight operations conducted under 14 CFR Part 135 through the Million Air/American Jet operation. (Million Air)
The Dallas location publicly states that its charter operation is:
ARG/US Platinum rated
IS-BAO Stage III Certified (Million Air)
These credentials should be attributed to the applicable Dallas charter operation rather than automatically applied to all Million Air-branded companies.
Ground-Service Training
Several Million Air locations publicly state that their line-service professionals are NATA Safety 1st certified, including Gulfport-Biloxi, Indianapolis, Riverside, Florida Keys and Medford. (Million Air)
DLA Military Fuel Services
Selected facilities advertise DLA Approved Aviation Fuel and Ground Services, including Alexandria, Riverside, Medford, Tallahassee and Topeka. (Million Air)
IS-BAH network-wide accreditation: Not independently verified.
FAA AOC / Part 135 certificate number: Not established from the researched public material.
OEM Authorized Service Center status: No chain-wide authorization verified.
11. Industry Memberships
National Air Transportation Association
Million Air has documented active involvement with the National Air Transportation Association (NATA). Million Air Director of Safety Jason Sahl serves as chair of NATA’s Safety Committee, while other Million Air representatives are also listed on the committee. (National Air Transportation Association)
This provides strong evidence of institutional participation in NATA safety activities.
NBAA corporate membership: Not independently verified from a current authoritative membership record.
GAMA: Not verified.
IATA: Not verified as an organization-wide membership.
EBAA: Not verified.
12. Leadership
Million Air’s current leadership page identifies the following senior executives: (Million Air)
Chief Executive Officer: Roger Woolsey
Woolsey is also associated with REW Investments and American Jet International and acquired Million Air Interlink in 2002. His aviation activities have included charter, air-medical operations, FBO ownership and development of the Million Air network. (King Air)
Chief Operating Officer: Chuck Suma
Chief Commercial Officer: Terry Cross
Chief Strategy Officer: Ralph Brandifino
Chief Financial Officer: Anthony Frank
Chief Branding Officer: Allison Woolsey
Chief Technology Officer: Bruce Lambert
Aircraft Sales & Acquisitions: Tyler Bowron
Bowron leads Million Air Craft Sales & Acquisitions and is described by Million Air as having nearly 20 years of business-aviation experience, including international aircraft transactions, imports/exports and off-market sourcing. (Million Air)
Asia Global Development and AAM Strategy: Sun Min Jung
EVP Global Development: Cecilie Øyås
EVP Business Development: Greg Cox
EVP FBO Operations: Gary Buchanan
Director of FBO Support Services: Carrie Considine
Director of Safety: Jason Sahl
Director of Market Research, Craft Sales & Acquisitions: William Pergerson (Million Air)
13. Ownership & Corporate Structure
Ownership Type: Privately held / family-operated aviation business at the Million Air Interlink level.
Industry reporting identifies Roger Woolsey as owner and CEO of both Million Air Interlink and REW Investments. Million Air Interlink was acquired by Woolsey in 2002. (King Air)
Network Architecture
The Million Air brand operates through a combination of:
- Company-owned FBOs
- Independently owned Million Air franchise operations
- Major franchise operators such as Freeman Holdings
- Associated aviation businesses such as American Jet International
- Million Air Interlink’s network, brand and franchise functions. (Freeman Holdings Group)
A 2024 industry profile stated that 13 of the then 36 Million Air facilities were company-owned. (King Air)
Freeman Holdings independently reports operating a large portfolio of FBOs under Million Air, Freeman Jet Center and ACI Jet branding. (Freeman Holdings Group)
This decentralized structure is materially important for due diligence because contracts, leases, certifications, ownership and operating approvals may sit with individual FBO entities rather than Million Air Interlink.
14. Company History & Milestones
1984: The first Million Air FBO opens in Dallas, Texas, originating from the Mary Kay Cosmetics organization and designed around a more hospitality-oriented business-aviation terminal concept. (Million Air)
1985: Million Air Interlink develops the franchise/network model that allows independently owned FBOs to operate under the Million Air brand. (Aviation Pros)
1986: Freeman-related operations enter the Million Air network at Richards-Gebaur Memorial Airport in Kansas City, according to Freeman Holdings. (Freeman Holdings Group)
1999: Roger Woolsey acquires an FBO operation in Houston, which later becomes an important part of the Million Air organization. (Leaders Magazine)
2002: Roger Woolsey / REW Investments acquires Million Air Interlink. (Freeman Holdings Group)
2012 onward: Million Air develops a long-running record in Professional Pilot’s PRASE large-chain category. In the latest 2026 survey, it again received the Best Large FBO Chain designation. (Professional Pilot)
2022–2023: Expansion includes the acquisition of Lake Powell Jet Center, the former Jacksonville Jet Center at Cecil Spaceport, and new facilities/operations in St. George and Birmingham. (Million Air)
2024: Million Air partners with BETA Technologies to install electric-aircraft and EV charging infrastructure at Tallahassee and Gulfport-Biloxi. (Million Air)
2025: Million Air Albany begins offering sustainable aviation fuel with Avfuel and the Albany County Airport Authority. (Avfuel)
September 2025: Million Air launches Million Air Craft Sales & Acquisitions as a dedicated aircraft brokerage and acquisition-advisory operation. (Million Air)
2026: Professional Pilot again names Million Air the Best Large FBO Chain in its annual PRASE survey. (Professional Pilot)
15. Strategic Partnerships
Avfuel
Avfuel supplies fuel and fuel-program support to selected Million Air locations. In 2025, Million Air Albany worked with Avfuel and the Albany County Airport Authority to establish a regular supply of sustainable aviation fuel for business/general aviation. (Avfuel)
BETA Technologies
Million Air partnered with BETA Technologies to install multimodal electric charging infrastructure at Tallahassee and Gulfport-Biloxi, including airside Level 3 charging for aircraft/ground vehicles and landside Level 2 EV charging. (Million Air)
Albany County Airport Authority
Million Air Albany collaborated with the airport authority and Avfuel on the 2025 SAF deployment at Albany International Airport. (Avfuel)
U.S. Defense Logistics Agency
Multiple Million Air locations advertise DLA-approved aviation fuel and ground support for military users. This should be treated as facility-specific rather than a universal network certification. (Million Air)
16. Key Differentiators
1. Established FBO-network history
The Million Air concept dates to 1984, giving the brand more than four decades of operating history in business aviation. (Million Air)
2. Large multi-location footprint
Million Air reports 36 worldwide locations, while 35 are currently displayed in its active location directory. The footprint spans major business, leisure, military and regional aviation markets across the United States and Canada. (Million Air)
3. Franchise and local-ownership architecture
Unlike a wholly standardized corporate chain, Million Air combines branded network standards with local or franchise ownership at several facilities. This allows the brand to operate across diverse airport environments while retaining individual operating entities. (King Air)
4. Broader aviation-service integration
Its scope extends beyond FBO services into charter, aircraft management, maintenance, aircraft transactions, cargo handling and military aviation support. (Million Air)
5. Significant based-aircraft exposure
Million Air reports more than 800 aircraft located within the leaseholds of its facilities, providing the network with substantial exposure to aircraft owners and operators, although those aircraft should not be classified as a Million Air fleet. (Million Air)
6. Documented industry recognition
Professional Pilot’s 2026 PRASE customer survey selected Million Air as Best Large FBO Chain. (Professional Pilot)
7. Developing future-aviation infrastructure
Recent initiatives include SAF availability at Albany and electric-aircraft charging infrastructure at Tallahassee and Gulfport-Biloxi. (Avfuel)
17. Contact & Digital Presence
Corporate Headquarters:
7555 Ipswich Road
Houston, TX 77061
United States (Million Air)
Main Telephone: +1 713 640 4000
Corporate Fax: +1 866 283 8274
General Corporate Email: [email protected] is publicly documented in company communications; individual locations use their own customer-service addresses. (Million Air)
Aircraft Management: [email protected] (Million Air)
Aircraft Sales & Acquisitions: Tyler Bowron, [email protected], +1 303 588 9919 (Million Air)
Official Website: Million Air
Reservations: Million Air reservations
LinkedIn: Million Air on LinkedIn
Facebook: Publicly referenced as MillionAir by Million Air/Avfuel releases. (Avfuel)
X / Twitter: Historical official handle publicly documented as @MillionAir_FBOs. Current account activity was not independently confirmed. (Avfuel)
Instagram: A current official handle could not be established with sufficient primary-source confidence during this verification.
YouTube: Million Air embeds YouTube material on its corporate website, but the canonical channel URL was not sufficiently verified for this profile.
18. PrivateJetia Market Classification
Primary Market: Business and General Aviation Airport Services
Market Segment: Fixed Base Operator Network
Geographic Position: North American network with international brand-development capability
Company Scale: Enterprise / Network
Primary Specialization: Fixed-base operations, ground handling, aviation hospitality and fueling
Secondary Specializations: Aircraft maintenance, charter, aircraft management, hangarage, military support, cargo handling and aircraft transactions
Typical Customer: Private-aircraft owner, corporate flight department, charter/operator flight crew, business-aviation passenger, aircraft buyer/seller, military operator or commercial/cargo aircraft operator
Business Model: FBO operations, company-owned and franchised locations, fuel and ramp services, hangar/storage revenues, specialized aviation services, aircraft management/charter activities and aircraft brokerage/advisory
Core Revenue Activities: Aviation fuel; ground handling; FBO services; hangarage; aircraft support; maintenance; management; charter; brokerage/acquisition services
19. PrivateJetia Taxonomy
Primary Category: Fixed Base Operators (FBOs)
Secondary Categories:
Ground Handling
Aviation Fuel Services
Aircraft Hangars & Storage
Aircraft Maintenance & MRO
Aircraft Management
Private Jet Charter
Aircraft Sales & Brokerage
Aircraft Acquisition Advisory
Military Aviation Services
Cargo & Commercial Aircraft Handling
Country: United States
Region: North America
City: Houston
Primary Airport Association: William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) for corporate/headquarters-linked Houston operation
Network Airports: ALB; AEX; AUS; BHM; BZN; YYC/CYYC; ADS; ELP; MTH; GPT; PHJR; HOU; IND; VQQ; CWF; PGA; LBB; MFR; MWH; SFB; RIC; RIV; RME; SGU; SAT; SUS; HSA; SYR; TLH; FOE; TUS; YVR/CYVR; VCV; HPN; NYL. (Million Air)
Services: FBO; aircraft fueling; ground handling; concierge; hangarage; aircraft parking; charter; aircraft management; maintenance; AOG support; aircraft sales; aircraft acquisition; military services; cargo handling
Aircraft Manufacturers: Gulfstream; Textron Aviation/Cessna; Bombardier/Learjet; Embraer; Pilatus; Bell; Hawker legacy aircraft, where supported by current transaction activity. (Million Air)
Aircraft Models: Citation X; Citation 560XL; Citation XLS+; Gulfstream GIV/SP; Gulfstream G150; Gulfstream G500; Learjet 60XR; Phenom 300; Pilatus PC-12/47; Hawker 800XP; Bell 430. (Million Air)
Certifications / Programs: Part 145 at applicable repair stations; Part 135 activity through applicable flight-operation entities; NATA Safety 1st at documented facilities; ARG/US Platinum and IS-BAO Stage III for documented Dallas charter operation; DLA fuel/ground support at applicable facilities.
Client Types: Aircraft owners; UHNW travelers; corporate flight departments; charter operators; private jet operators; pilots; military aviation; government; airlines; cargo operators; aircraft buyers and sellers.
Entity Associations
Corporate: Million Air Interlink; REW Investments; American Jet International
Executive: Roger Woolsey
Headquarters: Houston, Texas
Airport: William P. Hobby Airport
Industry: Fixed Base Operator; Business Aviation; General Aviation
Organizations: NATA; Professional Pilot PRASE
Partners: Avfuel; BETA Technologies
Aircraft Entities: Gulfstream; Cessna; Learjet; Embraer; Pilatus; Bell
22. Related Company Opportunities
Related Company Types
- Fixed Base Operators
- Aircraft Ground Handling Companies
- Aviation Fuel Providers
- Aircraft Management Companies
- Private Jet Charter Operators
- Business Aircraft MRO Providers
- Aircraft Brokerage Firms
- Aircraft Acquisition Advisers
- Hangar & Aircraft Storage Providers
- Military Aviation Support Providers
Potential Comparable Companies
For editorial comparison and “Related Companies” discovery, relevant large or multi-location FBO/service networks include:
Signature Aviation
Atlantic Aviation
Sheltair Aviation
Jet Aviation
Galaxy FBO
Wilson Air Center
Clay Lacy Aviation
Skyservice
These should be described as potential comparables or alternative service providers, not necessarily direct competitors in every airport or service category. Professional Pilot’s 2026 survey, for example, places Million Air, Signature, Sheltair and Atlantic within its large-chain FBO classification. (Professional Pilot)
23. Sources & Verification
Source 1
Source Name: Million Air — About Us / Our Story
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Founding, history, employee claim, 800-aircraft leasehold statement, headquarters
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Million Air)
Source 2
Source Name: Million Air — Locations
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Current operating-location directory and airport identifiers
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Million Air)
Source 3
Source Name: Million Air — Services
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: FBO services, hangarage, maintenance, cargo/commercial handling
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Million Air)
Source 4
Source Name: Million Air — Leaders
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Current executive leadership
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Million Air)
Source 5
Source Name: Million Air Craft Sales & Acquisitions
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Brokerage, acquisition services, aircraft inventory, transaction history, aircraft models, Tyler Bowron and William Pergerson
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Million Air)
Source 6
Source Name: Million Air Aircraft Management / Charter
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Part 91 management services, charter locations and management capabilities
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Million Air)
Source 7
Source Name: Professional Pilot 2026 PRASE Survey
Source Type: Aviation Industry Publication
Information Supported: 2026 Best Large FBO Chain recognition and survey methodology
Publication Date: July 2, 2026
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Professional Pilot)
Source 8
Source Name: National Air Transportation Association
Source Type: Professional Association
Information Supported: Million Air participation in NATA Safety Committee and Jason Sahl chairmanship
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (National Air Transportation Association)
Source 9
Source Name: King Air Magazine — Three in a Million
Source Type: Aviation Industry Publication
Information Supported: Ownership history, Woolsey acquisition, company-owned/franchise structure, REW Investments relationships
Publication Date: May 2, 2024
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (King Air)
Source 10
Source Name: Freeman Holdings Group
Source Type: Official Franchise/Operator Source
Information Supported: Million Air franchise history, Freeman ownership structure and Woolsey acquisition history
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Freeman Holdings Group)
Source 11
Source Name: Avfuel
Source Type: Official Industry Partner
Information Supported: Million Air Albany SAF program and Avfuel relationship
Publication Date: July 1, 2025
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Avfuel)
Source 12
Source Name: Million Air / BETA Technologies Infrastructure Announcement
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Electric aircraft charging deployment at TLH and GPT
Publication Date: December 4, 2024
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Million Air)
Source 13
Source Name: Million Air LinkedIn
Source Type: Official Professional Social Profile
Information Supported: Private-company status, Houston headquarters, employee range, corporate specialties
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (LinkedIn)
Source 14
Source Name: Million Air Location Pages: HOU, ADS, RIC, GPT, MFR, RIV and others
Source Type: Official
Information Supported: Location-specific certifications, services, airport information and contacts
Accessed: September 19, 2026 (Million Air)
24. Data Confidence & Data Gaps
Verified
Company existence and active status: Verified
1984 origin: Verified from official corporate history.
Houston headquarters: Verified by current corporate website.
CEO Roger Woolsey: Verified.
Core FBO business: Verified.
Aircraft management, maintenance, charter and aircraft transaction services: Verified.
Current location directory: Verified.
2026 Professional Pilot recognition: Independently verified.
Million Air Craft Sales & Acquisitions: Verified.
Company Reported
Approximately 1,000 employees
More than 800 aircraft located within Million Air facility leaseholds
36 worldwide locations
These statements originate from Million Air. (Million Air)
Third-Party Reported
The structure involving Million Air Interlink, REW Investments and a mix of company-owned and franchised FBOs is supported by industry reporting and Freeman Holdings documentation. (King Air)
Requires Verification
Exact active location count: Corporate homepage states 36; active directory currently lists 35.
Consolidated ownership percentage / exact number of company-owned facilities in 2026: The most precise sourced figure located is the 2024 report stating 13 company-owned facilities among 36 locations. Current 2026 figure was not independently established.
Worldwide geographic footprint: Older company and LinkedIn materials reference operations beyond the United States and Canada, including Colombia, China and the Caribbean. The present location directory does not show those markets, so historical international references should not be treated as proof of current active Million Air FBOs there. (LinkedIn)
Chain-wide IS-BAH accreditation: Not independently verified.
Consolidated Part 135 authority: Not established because flight operations are associated with specific legal entities.
Consolidated FAA Part 145 certificate: Not applicable to the network as a single certificate; approvals are repair-station specific.
Not Publicly Disclosed / Not Reliably Established
- Consolidated annual revenue
- EBITDA
- Funding history
- Detailed shareholder percentages
- Consolidated aircraft-management fleet size
- Consolidated charter fleet size
- Number of annual charter flights
- Annual network fuel volume
- Annual aircraft movements
- Consolidated hangar square footage
- Consolidated number of customers
- Consolidated annual flight hours
- Average managed/charter fleet age
- Current exact number of company-owned versus franchised locations
- Complete consolidated Part 135 fleet
- Universal chain-wide safety accreditation
Important Editorial Caution
The statement that Million Air has more than 800 aircraft within the leaseholds of its facilities must not be rewritten as “Million Air operates more than 800 aircraft.” The evidence does not support that interpretation. (Million Air)
Likewise, Million Air Dallas’s ARG/US Platinum and IS-BAO Stage III status, Richmond’s Part 145 repair-station approval, and individual locations’ NATA Safety 1st status should remain attributed to those operations unless network-wide evidence becomes available.
25. Information Last Verified
Information Last Verified: September 19, 2026
Research Confidence: High for corporate identity, headquarters, principal services, leadership, current published locations, aircraft-sales activity and general network structure. Moderate for consolidated network statistics and ownership because Million Air operates through multiple separately owned and operated entities.
Important Data Gaps: Exact 2026 company-owned versus franchised location breakdown; explanation of the current 35-directory-location versus 36-location corporate claim; consolidated revenue; managed and charter fleet numbers; network-wide hangar capacity; current international operations outside the United States and Canada; comprehensive FAA certificate data; and chain-wide accreditation status. (Million Air)