FlyCentennial · Section 01
Airport Guide
FBOs, fuel, flight schools, frequencies, and every service on the field at Centennial Airport.
Centennial Airport runs on five FBOs, a handful of flight schools, one pilot shop, and a lot of institutional knowledge that never quite makes it onto the airport's own site. This section holds the field-level detail: who handles fuel and ramp service, where to train, what the frequencies are, and what 24/7 Customs actually means if you are flying in from outside the country. Everything here gets checked against public sources where a public source exists, and flagged clearly where it does not.
Contents
Everything in Airport Guide
01
FBOs
The five fixed-base operators handling fuel, ramp, and passenger services at KAPA.
02
Flight Schools
Where to train at Centennial Airport, from first discovery flight to a commercial add-on.
03
Aircraft Services
Detailing, maintenance shops, and A&P/IA mechanics based at Centennial Airport.
04
Centennial Airport Map & Layout
A plain-language orientation to KAPA's three runways and FBO ramps, not a substitute for the real diagram.
05
Centennial Airport Radio Frequencies
A reference list of KAPA's radio frequencies, and why you still need to check the current charts yourself.
06
Customs & Based-Aircraft Services at Centennial Airport
What international arrivals and based owners need to know about customs and field services at KAPA.
07
Fuel Prices at Centennial Airport
What's available field-wide at KAPA, and why you should call ahead before you count on a number.
08
On-Field Dining at Centennial Airport
What to expect for a meal at KAPA, and why you should confirm hours before you plan around it.
09
The Pilot Shop at Centennial Airport
The on-field stop for headsets, charts, and everything else that lives in a flight bag.