Signature Flight Support
London, EN
About Signature Flight Support
Signature Flight Support operates a full-service FBO at London Biggin Hill Airport, occupying a facility that spans over 20,000 square feet across four floors. Signature acquired and expanded the former RizonJet FBO at the airport, commencing operations from the upgraded space in June 2016. The facility features elegantly appointed private lounge areas across multiple levels, providing passengers with comfortable spaces to wait before departure or after arrival. The FBO is rated 4.8 stars by customers, reflecting consistently high service quality. As a dedicated business aviation airport just 12 miles south of central London, Biggin Hill offers significant advantages over busier commercial airports. There are no slot constraints, and the airport is a designated Port of Entry with on-site UK Border Force processing. Signature provides dedicated VIP handling, aircraft fueling, and full ground support services. The airport can accommodate aircraft ranging from helicopters to large-cabin business jets. Ground transport options include the six-minute London Heli Shuttle to Battersea, as well as chauffeur services arranged by the Signature team. The airport's location in the London Borough of Bromley provides relatively quick road access to Canary Wharf (about nine miles) and central London. Signature's Biggin Hill location complements their other London-area FBOs at Luton, Heathrow, and Gatwick, giving regular private jet travelers consistency across multiple airports. For charter passengers, the Signature facility here delivers premium lounge spaces and professional handling in an airport environment free from commercial airline congestion. The multi-floor terminal provides more space and privacy than many single-story FBOs, with distinct areas for different passenger groups.
Amenities and services
Operations at London Biggin Hill Airport
Central London is 14 miles northwest. By car, expect 45 to 60 minutes in normal traffic via the A233 and A21, longer during the evening rush. The M25 is about 4 miles away, useful if your destination is outside the city. Canary Wharf runs about 18 miles and 55 to 75 minutes by road. Helicopter transfer to a London helipad (Battersea or similar) takes roughly 12 minutes and is a practical option if you need to be somewhere by a hard time. Car service is the standard choice for most passengers; the airport has no rail connection.