SRQ
Sarasota Bradenton International Airport
- Airport code
- SRQ · KSRQ
- Operated by
- Sarasota Manatee Airport Authority
- Longest runway
- 9,500 ft
- FBOs
- Sheltair SRQ, Atlantic Aviation, Ascension Sarasota
- From our base
- about 45 minutes
- Travel
- Flat $95
Aircraft detailing · SRQ · VNC
Sarasota Bradenton International and Venice Municipal, about 45 minutes south of us across the Skyway. A flat $95 travel fee covers the trip.
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SRQ sets the highest bar in the region. The Sarasota Manatee Airport Authority requires an agreement or a permit for any aeronautical activity, including operators who aren't based there, and aircraft detailing is named in its minimum standards. Commercial operators apply for an Annual Operating Permit, and the permit form asks for $5 million in general liability and $5 million in auto coverage. Everyone working airside wears an Authority security badge.
Outside providers are encouraged to work as sublessees of an FBO. Tell us your tail and date and we'll confirm, before anything is booked, how we'd be working at SRQ.
Venice Municipal is a city airport with a 5,640-foot runway and Skyport Aviation as its FBO. We arrange access through the FBO and work to the City's minimum standards.
About 45 minutes to SRQ and a little over an hour to Venice. Travel is a flat $95 either way, and every other price is the same as it is in Tampa and St. Petersburg.
Same prices at every airport. A midsize jet, for example: turn clean $1,250, exterior dry wash $3,150, full interior $3,850. See every size on the rate card.
An agreement or permit from the Sarasota Manatee Airport Authority. The Annual Operating Permit form asks for $5 million general liability and $5 million auto, and everyone working airside needs an Authority security badge.
A flat $95 to SRQ or Venice. Everything else is priced exactly as it is in Tampa and St. Petersburg.
A written price and a confirmed window within two hours, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., seven days a week.