Fly High Lexington

Fly High Lexington is the full service fixed base operator at Davidson County Executive Airport, known as KEXX, in Lexington, North Carolina. The airport sits in the central Piedmont region. It has easy access to Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point, and it is less than an hour from Charlotte.

The FBO sells Titan Jet A and 100LL fuel. It says there is no landing fee with a minimum fuel purchase, and no facility fees with fuel. Crews can call ahead so that its Titan ACE certified team has fuel ready on arrival. It is a CAA preferred FBO and accepts contract fuel. The airport sits close to the halfway point between New York and Florida, and has no commercial traffic, so stops are quick.

The airport has a repaved and grooved runway about 5,000 feet long, with widened taxiway connectors and a pavement rating of PCR 369. It has a MALSR approach lighting system, a ground power unit and full maintenance services on site. The ramp covers seven acres. Pilots can use an ILS or localizer approach to runway 06 and RNAV GPS approaches to runways 06 and 24, with Greensboro approach and departure control.

Hangar space is available on the field. There are six 60 foot by 60 foot corporate hangars. New 10,000 square foot corporate hangars are under construction.

Other services come from partners on the airport. Part 135 charter flights are flown by JEM Aviation. The field also hosts flight schools, a flying club and an FAA examiner. The FBO supports local events, including the Fly High Lexington Motoring Expo, a Wings of Grace chapter and a K9 rescue group.

Fly High Lexington shares airport news through a quarterly newsletter and a blog. Recent articles explain contract fuel programs, what the runway rating means for jet operators, and why KEXX works as a fuel stop between New York and Florida. The FBO also lists car rental links and affiliations such as NBAA and the North Carolina airports association.

Services

• FBO services
• Titan Jet A and 100LL fuel
• Contract fuel
• Corporate hangars
• Ground power unit
• Full maintenance on site
• Part 135 charter by JEM Aviation
• Flight schools
• Flying club and FAA examiner