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Private jet catering at TEBTeterboro Airport.

TEB · KTEB4 FBOs

Delivered to Signature, Atlantic, Meridian, and Jet Aviation — same-day capable, NYC-sourced.

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Where we deliver at TEB.

The FBOs we work with most. Other ramps handled on request — call dispatch.

Signature Flight Support

SIG · TEB
North ramp · adjacent to Hangar 12
Standard · 3 hoursSame-day · from 2 hours

Largest ramp footprint at TEB. Catering trucks have direct access. Our most common TEB delivery destination.

Atlantic Aviation TEB

ATL · TEB
Mid-field · east of the terminal
Standard · 3 hoursSame-day · from 2 hours

Strong general aviation operations and corporate flight department traffic. Reliable for short-notice TEB departures.

Meridian Teterboro

MER · TEB
Mid-field · west of the tower
Standard · 3 hoursSame-day · from 2 hours

Tighter ramp, strong concierge desk. Common for shorter turnarounds where crew lounge proximity matters.

Jet Aviation Base

JBA · TEB
South ramp · US Customs facility
Standard · 3 hoursSame-day · from 2 hours

Handles international arrivals and customs clearance. Inbound crew meals for international flights stage here.

Other operators in the area — Million Air HPN, Signature Newark — handled separately. See nearby airports below.

Briefing

What we plan around at TEB.

Local constraints we build into every delivery window — curfew, customs, slots, transit, and ramp access.

01

Noise curfew, 11pm – 6am.

TEB shuts down 11pm–6am. We stage early-morning departures the evening before, so a 6am wheels-up doesn't wait on a kitchen.

02

International arrivals clear customs at Jet Aviation (JBA).

International arrivals clear at Jet Aviation. We stage inbound crew meals there directly, not at the originating FBO.

03

Slot reservations required for international flights.

International flights need a slot. We schedule the catering window to the slot, not the original ETA, so timing holds when the slot shifts.

04

Manhattan transit timing matters.

Weekday 3–7pm adds ~20 min from our NYC kitchen. We build that into the delivery window — you're not chasing a late truck.

05

Winter de-icing.

Dec–Mar de-icing can push departures 30–60 min. Hot items pack in insulated cases rated for 90-minute hold, so they don't sit waiting.

06

Kosher and special-dietary lead time.

Glatt-kosher routes through certified Bergen County / Five Towns kitchens on 24h lead. We handle the certification chain — give us the order, not the logistics.

07

High-loader access for larger aircraft.

Larger aircraft (G650, BBJ, Global) need elevated loading. We coordinate high-loader access with the FBO line crew on 24h notice.

Local sourcing

Around TEB.

Teterboro flights leave from our NYC kitchen, which means access to the deepest food-sourcing infrastructure on the East Coast — and the densest mix of corporate, entertainment, and sports charter traffic in private aviation. Most TEB menus are built around what's seasonal in the tri-state, plus whatever your principal asked for, sourced directly from where it lives.

Hudson Valley produce, May – October.

Heirloom tomatoes, summer corn, fall stone fruit, root vegetables in winter — direct from tri-state farms.

Long Island seafood.

Day-boat scallops, fluke, striped bass, Peconic oysters. Same-day to our NYC kitchen.

Glatt-kosher partners.

Certified kitchens in Bergen County and the Five Towns. Pas Yisroel and Cholov Yisroel options on 24-hour lead.

NYC restaurant sourcing.

Want a specific dish from a specific Manhattan or Brooklyn kitchen? Most of our TEB menu-creation requests are sourced from named restaurants. Tell us where.

Common orders

What we usually pack out of TEB.

01Early-morning corporate breakfast boxes for Manhattan pickups
02Short-leg VIP cold platters for Hamptons reposition flights
03Sushi and raw-bar flights for entertainment and VIP charters
04Glatt-kosher principal meals on 24-hour lead

The menu adapts to the route.

Process

How orders run through TEB.

The local lane. Lead times, kitchen routing, ramp handoff — tuned to this airport.

Step 01
Brief us by 4pm for next-day departures.
Earlier is better in winter. Same-day available from two hours at most TEB FBOs.
Step 02
Menu confirmation within the hour.
Chef-built, includes off-menu sourcing where requested.
Step 03
Aviation-spec pack at our NYC kitchen.
Insulated for the GW Bridge run, labeled at passenger level, reheat instructions in plain language.
Step 04
FBO delivery at your designated ramp.
Signature, Atlantic, Meridian, or JBA — coordinated with line crews. Customs items routed to JBA for international. Multi-leg itineraries and aircraft repositioning handled as a single brief — one menu thread, one dispatch contact.
FAQ

FAQ

For a clean morning departure, brief us by 4pm the prior day — earlier in winter when de-icing windows compress the schedule. Same-day catering down to two hours is available at all three TEB FBOs, but the menu options narrow inside that window. If you have a 0530 wheels-up, the order usually stages the night before.

No — the 11pm–6am curfew shuts down catering vehicle access as well as aircraft operations. For pre-6am departures, we pre-stage at the FBO the prior evening with insulated overnight packing. Hot items are reheat-spec for the galley; cold and frozen items stay in spec until pickup.

Signature has the largest ramp footprint and the most direct catering-truck access — it's our default for same-day requests under three hours. Meridian works well when the crew is already in the lounge and lead time is tight. JBA is best when customs clearance is in play; otherwise the south ramp adds a few minutes.

International arrivals at TEB clear customs at Jet Aviation. Crew meals for international inbound flights should be staged at JBA, not at the originating FBO — otherwise the order ends up on the wrong ramp at the wrong time. For international outbound, we stage at the departing FBO as usual.

Flying out of Teterboro?

Brief us.
We'll have it on the ramp.

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