The Pilot Travel Center in Flatwoods is ready to welcome travelers back with a fresh look and enhanced amenities after a curb-to-counter remodel. In honor of the location’s remodel and their commitment to giving back, Pilot Travel Centers LLC has donated $10,000 to Braxton County Schools, in support of their Adventure Tourism Entrepreneurship Program. The remodel and donation come as part of the company’s store modernization initiative, New Horizons.
New Horizons is a multi-year, $1 billion initiative to modernize more than 400 Pilot, Flying J and One9 travel center locations across the United States and Canada.
Updates to the travel center located at 270 Scotts Fork-Bonnie Road include:
Refreshed restrooms and showers, three new self-checkouts for a more convenient shopping experience, expanded beverage coolers, updated public laundry facilities, a remodeled Cinnabon, and remodeled Moe’s Southwest Grill.
“We are excited to showcase our newly updated travel center with the Sutton community and the travelers we serve every day,” said Allison Cornish, senior vice president of store modernization and development at Pilot Travel Centers LLC. “We continue to listen to our guest’s feedback and strive to make their travel experiences easier and more enjoyable.”
Pilot Travel Centers LLC was founded in 1958 and headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee. Pilot Travel Centers LLC is a wholly owned subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway and employs approximately 30,000 team members. Pilot Travel Centers LLC has more than 870 Pilot, Flying J and One9 locations in 44 states and six Canadian provinces, serving an average of 1.3 million guests per day. For additional information about Pilot Travel Centers LLC, visit pilotflyingj.com.
Devoted to Braxton County, West Virginia