San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport's Newest Full-Service FBO
PCF Aviation is available at 122.85 or 805-783-2359
The ramp is finally open and PCF Aviation is now officially a full-service FBO. Please visit us for the lowest fuel prices at KSBP and NO RAMP FEES. PCF Aviation is proud to announce that we are now a Chevron aviation fuel dealer. Chevron is recognized as the industry leader in high quality aviation fuel products. We look forward to bringing high quality Chevron fuels and friendly customer service to the local and transient aviation community at KSBP. PCF will be accepting all Chevron aviation fuel cards, Multi Service, Visa, Mastercard and American Express.
For current fuel pricing click Here
To make an FBO Request click Here
What's New?
 2010 Summer Fly-In Schedule
PCF has a summer full of flying experiences lined up. There is something for everyone, from day trips to camping, from air shows to museums and of course the $100 hamburger. Check out the PCF Aviation Fly-Ins page for the schedule. Click Here
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 PCF Aviation Named Top Flight School!
PCF Aviation has received the Platinum Award from Cessna Aircraft Company. Cessna presents the Platinum Award to one Cessna Pilot Center for exceeding the operating standards of the Cessna Pilot Center Network. PCF Aviation's Patrick Mallon accepted the award from Cessna Regional Manager Jim Pitman at the Cessna Pilot Center Management Seminar in Wichita, Kansas. To read PCF in the news click Here.
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 PCF Aviation World Tour
PCF Aviation T-Shirts have been around the world. Click Here to see some of the best pictures.
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 PCF is on Facebook
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 PCF Aviation Goes Green
PCF Aviation is proud to announce that we are going GREEN. PCF is doing its part to save the environment by outfitting our entire aircraft fleet with GATS Jars, which allow for the reuse of fuel after it is drained from fuel sumps. This will end the practice of discarding fuel onto the ramp during pre-flight. All of the fuel that is drained from the aircraft is strained and poured back into the fuel tank.
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