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- From Joe Gerardi
on 26-Oct-2009
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Hmm... I don't understand everyone's quandary here. I'm a student pilot and I go to Claxton about once every two weeks for fuel. I pull up, ground the plane, swipe the card, get approval, pull the hose and fill up the plane, both sides. I've never experienced a timeout on the fuel system, and I'm not particularly hurrying... That said, Claxton has the cheapest fuel for many miles around. It's actually cheaper for me to fly out there from, and return to, Savannah, purchasing fuel, than to use Savannah's self-serve, and a dollar a gallon over their full-serve. KCWV is a little Podunk Holler type airport, which are the kind I favor over any other.
- From Randall Martin
on 15-Sep-2009
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Super nice little airport. Just plain and simple...the way life should be. AVGAS is SS but new card scanners and everything worked to a T. Even used the crew car to go to a local meeting. Very nice. Will be back.
- From Gene Cartier
on 15-Sep-2009
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Fuel system is still on the tricky side. Trick is to get every thing set up, (grounded, ladder out, hose pulled to the plane, etc) then get your credit card in and start pumping gas within 30 seconds. Don't be slow about getting to the next wing or it will time out on you there. They need to reset it, but given the good price I guess it is worth the hassle. Still a good place to stop IMHO.
- From Henry Ruzakowski
on 05-Jan-2009
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Was there on 12/22/08, to say the least it was a horrible experience. The pump did not work, I have receipts for .11 cents and .22 cents, tried it at least 5 different times with 3 different credit cards. I called all the numbers available including the Police to contact the Manager, even called the number for one of the Commissioners of Claxton. Never got a call back, still waiting!!!!!! After an hour of wasting my time at this airport in 24-degree weather, I had to fly to Statesboro, Ga. For fuel. They may have it figured out now, but there is no way I will ever consider flying to this airport again, the reason to have an airport manager is to have a contact when something goes wrong. For a few pennies a gallon, it cost me a heck of a lot more to fire up the twin and fly to another airport for fuel. Beware, you need to bypass this airport, look for my report for TBR. Again, still waiting for a call back from the airport manager and the County Commissioner!!!!!!!!!!!
- From Gene Cartier
on 27-Dec-2008
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Nice little airport. The new fuel system works, but they need to reset the time out between the time you scan your card and when you start pumping--time now is only about 30 seconds. Facility is clean and tiedowns are free. There is a crew car for the asking and it's even available when the airport is not attended. Larry the airport manager is very friendly.
- From Ted Hammond
on 24-Sep-2008
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BIG CHANGES! The fuel system here has been upgraded to an automated credit card type self-serve system, which no longer requires the assistance of a local attendant. It is, in fact, one of the best I have seen for a self-serve system. The office area has been cleaned up, and there is a computer with Internet access and a printer available. After hours, or no person on duty access is via code lock using the Unicom frequency as the access number. The new manager is a friendly gent named Larry. Spread the word that this is now a great fuel stop.
- From Doug Floyd
on 19-Dec-2007
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Nice People. The Office has had a much needed remodeling. Fuel price is low and strip is clean. Weather station is functional. The county is improving the facility. Thanks for your help Claxton.
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