Apollo Takes Co-Control of Atlantic Aviation at Nearly $10B Valuation as FBO Expands Nashville Footprint

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Apollo Global Management is acquiring a co-controlling stake in Atlantic Aviation from KKR, valuing one of the world’s largest fixed-base operators at nearly $10 billion. The partnership comes as Atlantic begins construction of a Nashville FBO with expanded hangar, ramp and fueling capacity.

Discovered 2026-08-27T06:20:58.262298-07:00 | 2026-08-27T06:20:58.262298-07:00

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What Hype is tracking

  • The transaction places Atlantic Aviation’s near-$10 billion valuation among the most significant recent investments in business aviation infrastructure, with Apollo and KKR jointly supporting the operator’s growth.
  • Atlantic’s Nashville project will increase hangar, ramp and fueling capacity, illustrating continued investment in FBO facilities serving private aviation demand.
  • The deal keeps KKR as a substantial shareholder while bringing Apollo into a co-controlling position, reshaping the ownership and capital structure of a major FBO network.

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