[2] Its first aircraft was a twin-engined six-seater Piper Aztec D. The company was so named because Tom Clarke lived directly opposite Beauport Nursing Home in Jersey.

When Air Atlantique decided to sell that part of the operation, and coincidentally Aviation Beauport came on to the market, Greg Graham approached local businessman, Mike Bell, with a plan for buying both businesses.

The company originally operated from the terminal building at Jersey Airport and moved to its purpose built FBO in 1995.

Since that time the premises have been extended and upgraded considerably, with a suite of rental offices (Heron House) and a new state of the art executive passenger lounge, the design of which was highly commended by the AJADA[who?].

[4] The standard and range of facilities and services on offer resulted in Aviation Beauport being named as one of Europe's top FBOs.