Private jet catering at AGSAugusta Regional / Bush Field.
We plan Augusta around the Masters surge — the gateway to Augusta National, with an 8,000-ft runway and on-field customs.
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Where we deliver at AGS.
The FBOs we work with most. Other ramps handled on request — call dispatch.
Augusta Regional Aviation Services
ARAS · AGSThe airport's own FBO — one of two delivery points on the Masters gateway field. On-field US Customs. During tournament week the ramp runs PPR, slots, and parking reservations; we stage to your reserved slot, booked far ahead.
Signature Augusta
SIG · AGSFull-service FBO on the Augusta ramp with on-field US Customs. Either ramp works outside Masters week; during tournament surge confirm which your tail uses before we stage.
Two FBOs on the Masters gateway field — tell us which ramp your tail is on. During tournament week, overflow runs to Daniel Field and Aiken; we follow the delivery point.
What we plan around at AGS.
Local constraints we build into every delivery window — curfew, customs, slots, transit, and ramp access.
Masters week is the surge — and it's extreme.
Tournament week (early April) runs many times normal volume — thousands of aircraft movements, heavy ramp parking, mandatory PPR plus slot times plus ramp-parking reservations (via the FlightBridge portal), a temporary control tower, satellite FBO ramps, and runway 8/26 closed for parking. We stage catering to a reserved slot, booked far ahead.
Overflow fields.
Daniel Field (DNL, close-in, smaller aircraft) and Aiken, SC (across the river) absorb spillover. We follow the delivery point.
Customs.
International arrivals clear here; we stage to the clearance leg.
8,000-ft runway.
Takes heavy and ULR tails outside Masters week with no constraint.
Off-Masters, it's quiet.
The rest of the year is routine regional and corporate — fast turns.
Around AGS.
Augusta flights draw on Georgia's seasonal produce and a deep Southern farm-to-table network — peaches and pecans in season, plus the restaurant scene that books out during Masters week. Most AGS orders are built around a specific restaurant request or a recurring private-chef spec; give us lead time during tournament week when dining reservations compress.
Georgia produce.
Peaches and pecans in season — direct from regional farms for spring and fall menus.
Southern American and farm-to-table sourcing.
Classic Southern proteins, seasonal vegetables, and the Lowcountry-adjacent flavors that define the Georgia side of the river.
Augusta restaurant sourcing.
Want a specific dish from a named Augusta kitchen? Masters-week dining books out — give us lead time. Tell us where.
Special diets.
Kosher, halal, and allergen-controlled meals on 24-hour lead.
What we usually pack out of AGS.
The menu adapts to the tournament calendar.
How orders run through AGS.
The local lane. Lead times, kitchen routing, ramp handoff — tuned to this airport.
FAQ
Book as early as possible — AGS goes to PPR, slots, and parking reservations via FlightBridge, and overflow runs to Daniel Field and Aiken. We stage catering to your reserved slot.
On field; we stage international arrivals to the clearance leg.
The 8,000-ft runway takes ULR tails; outside Masters week there's no constraint.
Brief us by 4pm the prior day; same-day from two hours — much earlier during Masters week.