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From Melvin Price
on 16-Oct-2023 |
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I landed on Sunday and I was planning to stay in Bluefield for the night. There was only one person available for fuel and he said there were no courtesy car and no way to get a ride to any motel. I tried to find a cab but none were available. There was a Hertz counter but no one there and for just a ride to a motel, I did not want to rent a car. There was also a $35 handling fee for an empty airport. I would highly recommend not using this place for any thing except an emergency. I ended up leaving in bad weather and flying to Knoxville where I did spend the night at a Hilton.
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From Matthew Mellon
on 21-Mar-2023 |
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I've been into this airport a couple of times for avionics maintenance (Randall Hash serves this field - mobile part 145 repair station). It's a great place to go for instrument training. ILS / LOC, RNAV (GPS), and VOR approaches with DME arcs and a working VOR on the field, AND, free coffee, popcorn, vending machines, comfy chairs, and nice people. What more can you ask for from a charming country airport?
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From Matthew Taylor
on 26-Jun-2022 |
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Stopped in for an overnight stay. Convenient having Hertz at the terminal building. 100LL was $7.60/gal in addition to a $30 overnight ramp fee, so a little pricey. Nice folks attending.
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I landed on Sunday and I was planning to stay in Bluefield for the night. There was only one person available for fuel and he said there were no courtesy car and no way to get a ride to any motel. I tried to find a cab but none were available. There was a Hertz counter but no one there and for just a ride to a motel, I did not want to rent a car. There was also a $35 handling fee for an empty airport. I would highly recommend not using this place for any thing except an emergency. I ended up leaving in bad weather and flying to Knoxville where I did spend the night at a Hilton.
I've been into this airport a couple of times for avionics maintenance (Randall Hash serves this field - mobile part 145 repair station). It's a great place to go for instrument training. ILS / LOC, RNAV (GPS), and VOR approaches with DME arcs and a working VOR on the field, AND, free coffee, popcorn, vending machines, comfy chairs, and nice people. What more can you ask for from a charming country airport?
