Pacific Aviation Northwest, Inc.
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| An FBO with Professional Service, Flight Instruction, Aircraft Maintenance and Management. Call Today. |
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- Flight Instruction
- Aircraft Rentals
- Pilot Supplies
- Ground School
- Maintanence
- Basic and Complex Aircraft Repairs
- Pre-buy Inspections
- Annuals
- Courtesy Cars
- Oxygen
- Aircraft Management
- Aircraft Sales
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| Fueling hours: | 24 Hour Cardlock System. Takes most credit cards.
Assistance on Self serve is available for free during normal business hours (8am-5pm). JetA includes Prist Free! |
| Discounts: | Available to Fire Support Crews Upon Request. |
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- From Jeff Oerding
on 08-Jul-2008
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We stopped at Grants Pass for fuel on our way home from California on 6/29/08. Hot, humid, smoky. While fueling our plane a young man from the FBO invited us to come inside to the air-conditioned comfort of the building. Both young men manning the FBO were pleasant and friendly. They even checked the weather for us (both at the same time - it was a slow day) on their PCs. Fuel was $5.42 per gallon and self-service. Easy to use and clearly marked.
- From Mike Rutledge
on 12-Jul-2007
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My son and I arrived at Grants Pass mid afternoon on July 4th. After fueling, I called Brett and asked if there was a hangar available to store my J3 for the night. Brett arrived 15 minutes later, offered us the use of a golf cart while he tugged the plane into the hangar. In the time it took us to unload the plane, Brett had called our motel, pulled out the courtesy van, and printed directions. All without prompting. Our little plane only onloaded about 7 gal of 100LL Pacific Aviation NW and Brett's customer service are what's still right and genuine with general aviation. I highly recommend making an effort to stop in.
- From Tony Epperson
on 26-Jan-2007
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The guys there were great, helped me get on my way. Will come back again and recommend.
- From Mike Stephenson
on 20-Sep-2006
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Flew into 3S8 9-17-06 to overnight for an Angel Flight mission the following day. The staff was most helpful and friendly offering to tug the plane to tie down and reposition it the next day for the clients to board. They also provided local knowledge about wx and terrain avoidance for departure. They helped make this a most successful flight. Has a great "home town airport" flavor. I WILL stop there again.
- From Karl Longley
on 22-Aug-2006
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I stopped for fuel on August 16th while on my way from Seattle to California. I was met at the pumps by a Pacific Aviation NW rep that offered to pump fuel that was very well priced. I had a plugged ejector that was promptly cleaned (less than one hour) at a very reasonable price. And, to top all of this off, I was given a loaner to go into town to visit with my elderly uncle. I could only put about a $1.00 worth of fuel into the loaner because it was given to me full!! These folks at Pacific Aviation NW really know how to provide good service. The last time I received service anywhere near what I experienced at Pacific Aviation NW was several years ago in Kansas, but that is another time.
- From Scott Miller
on 20-Aug-2006
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We flew in on a Saturday afternoon. Pulled up to fuel pump and lineman was out promptly to see if we needed fuel. He pumped the fuel and I asked where I could park for the night and asked how much, he said no charge because of buying fuel and he towed it to parking and towed it out the next morning before we got there. Pacific Aviation NW is a class act company.
- From James Myers
on 16-Aug-2006
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When filling up at Pacific Aviation NW. I noticed that the switch and directions to fill were clearly marked on the fuel pump. I had no problems. I read all posts regarding the filling of planes and noticed people were having trouble but it seems to me that the pump was fairly easy to operate.
- From David Crosby
on 22-Jul-2006
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Stopped in early morning on July 20. I tried every combination of the switch positions and could not get the pump to work. Had to go elsewhere for fuel.
- From David Kindley
on 07-Jul-2006
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In order to use the self-serve gas, you need to turn the pump "off" first. This sounds obvious, but there is no easy way of telling where "off" is on the switch. If you have it anywhere other than "off", the machine will decline your card. The "off" position is at 5 o'clock. The "on" position is at 1 o'clock. After the caretaker helped me with this, we could fuel up no problem.
- From Charles Oppermann
on 15-May-2006
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Flew in early on a Sunday morning and was warmly greeted. The fuel price was the lowest in the area, and the gentleman running the FBO even filled it up for me while I waited. Looked like a well-run operation in addition to being friendly.
- From D. Lloyd
on 17-Nov-2005
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Great service 7 days a week. Coffee is always on and the wood stove is warm in the cooler arrivals. Very good FBO at location. I think the lowest gas price in the region.
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