DAYTONA BEACH, FL. / February 15, 2017 / GENERAL AVIATION NEWS – The 59th running of the legendary Daytona 500 is arriving right on time, and Sheltair is preparing to welcome NASCAR fans from across the United States and around the world who will deplane at Sheltair’s FBO facility at Daytona International Airport (DAB), Florida, to enjoy the sights and sounds of auto racing’s Holy Grail. 

 Pre-race action actually begins February 17th, with the starting flag going down on the legendary endurance contest come February 25th at Daytona Speedway. The world famous track is walking distance from Sheltair’s terminal, but the company provides shuttle vans as a matter of course for those stepping out of their aircraft. 

Karen Kroeppel, Sheltair’s Director of Marketing, explained, “There is a tempo in our aviation operations at DAB that matches the rising anticipation of the Daytona 500. From ramp parking and support logistics to making sure our reception center is triple staffed, we are ready for the surge in arrivals as we are expecting up to 600 operations during the week. What is always a pleasant surprise for our arriving flight crews is that no slot times are required.” 

She also observed, “I suspect many of our guests anxiously await the 11 months to come back and enjoy the thrill of this event. With plenty of parking, and our proximity to the racetrack, it makes getting to this race trouble free.” 

 For those who remain with the aircraft, Sheltair provides support amenities including flight planning and weather rooms, conference rooms, AVTRIP Rewards,WIFI and complimentary refreshments.

ABOUT SHELTAIR

Sheltair, a privately-owned aviation development company, operates 17 premier FBOs and manages over three million square feet of aviation related properties throughout Florida, Georgia and New York. Sheltair services include fueling, ground handling, hangar and office leasing and turn-key design/build of aviation properties. For more information visit us at www.sheltairaviation.com