Signature Aviation West (KTEB)

Beaware of the 6 hour PPR requirement. It wasn’t NOTAMed at all. I had no idea since this was my first flight into TEB. They charged $168 for the violation as a single engine piston, but waived it after I explained the situation. I was told it had been NOTAMed since 2024, yet it doesn’t show up anywhere, while their other locations do have a 6 hour PPR NOTAM.

March 2026 pricing is now $366/night (it was originally charged at $422/night) for a single engine prop.

Nuts - Set the record for the highest charge I've seen in 25 years of flying - $350 for a single engine piston. I went to Atlantic where they charged me $100.

According to CSR - Must have a reservation with a 6 hr prior notice or get charged fee (~$400 for a Citation Bravo). I was told it was in Notams (not in the NOTAMs). They said if I emailed them, I would have informed (not in the habit of emailing every FBO) or if you went to their website (I don't do that either). She said they would one-time waive it, which was appreciated. I mentioned that they should probably put out a NOTAM or maybe include it in the TEB guide. Didn't seem to care.

Single engine piston Columbia 400. Overnight parking was $220 a night, $12 Infrastructure fee, and other charges waived with fuel. Fuel was pricey. My error leaving the plane here, there are other operators on the field that are still GA piston-friendly. I have no one to blame but myself, I called for a reservation but I neglected to check up the costs on the Signatures Website, they are published. Signature East and West are $220 a night, South is $355 as of this writing.

Watch out-they'll try to hit you with a six-hour PPR violation fee that isn't posted anywhere. Any PPR requirement should be included in the NOTAMS. It isn't even listed on this FBO's ForeFlight information page, so I don't know how they think they can get away with charging a PPR violation fee. They tried to bill me $940 for not having a PPR. We was to say I did not pay that fee.

On the way in I called ahead and said we'd need fuel and the lav serviced. Once we landed I told the line guy the same exact thing. After 40 minutes we called and they said they had no clue about it. Then 10 minutes later we finally got what we asked for. They weren't even busy.

Overnight charges for a 182 amount to roughly $260.00 without fuel. Not terrible for a NYC airport. Welcoming even for small planes.

Landed in a Vision Jet. It's 80 gallons minimum to waive the landing fee of $320. We were informed that if you don't call and notify them with at least 6 hours of notification you will be charged the landing fee regardless of how much fuel you take on. The FBO staff was otherwise polite.

We were tenants of Meridian for many years. Since being taken over by Signature, their line service has become a total mess. Not suggested.