Galaxy FBO takes over fixed-base operations in West Texas, adds aircraft maintenance muscle via MAC Air Group

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Galaxy FBO’s parent company expanded beyond Texas for the first time by taking over fixed-base operations at a regional West Texas airport, alongside announced upgrade plans. Separately, MAC Air Group’s purchase strengthens Galaxy/Black Forest Ventures’ aircraft maintenance capabilities—broadening third-party business aviation support in the region.

Discovered 2026-04-17T09:03:15.650085-07:00 | 2026-04-17T09:03:15.650085-07:00

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  • The deal highlights continued consolidation and capacity buildout in business-aviation infrastructure (FBOs) in the U.S., with Galaxy FBO adding new West Texas operations and upgrades.
  • MAC Air Group’s acquisition strengthens aircraft maintenance capabilities feeding those FBO services, making the operating model more vertically integrated—relevant to how independents compete on price, turnaround times, and coverage.
  • This follows prior moves expanding MRO and FBO footprints, including FlyHouse acquiring JetsMRO and Bain Capital buying APP Jet Center.

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