Douglas Municipal Airport

at Douglas Municipal Airport

From Danny Stephens on 04-Feb-2009

Stopped by to visit the WWII museum at Douglas, which was a pilot training field during the war. The nice lady gave us a tour of the museum, which included old airplane photos, pilot paraphernalia, a 50 cal. Machine gun, and a 20 mm anti-aircraft cannon. The tour continued in the restoration hangar where several war birds are being restored, including a P-40 War Hawk that's about ready to fly. Outside are wing sections from a B-17 and a complete DC-4 as well as a flying DC-3. At my request, the lady (Rosy the Riveter?) who is helping with restoration emailed me some beautiful photos of some of the airplanes they have restored. You can even buy a 50 cal. Bullet (unloaded) as a souvenir. A very pleasant and educational experience.
 

From William Kluz on 17-Jan-2008

Called to ask about jet a price and availability man on the phone said they closed at 6pm we were scheduled to come in about 530 pm wanted about 500 gallons of fuel. Was told that was cutting it too close to closing as they like to be gone by 6pm. Spent my money elsewhere
 

From Toby Tiffany on 23-Jun-2007

Last night en route home to Florida I stopped at 6:20 PM and the FBO had closed at 6 PM called the number on the door for Stanley and he insisted on coming out verses sending me elsewhere for SS 100LL. Didn't charge any extra and was there in 5 minutes. That's service! When in the area stop by and support these folks. Prices were fair, and service was great.
 

From D Seaman on 07-Apr-2007

Stopped by for the night. The best service at an FBO that I have had in a very long time. Very kind and extremely helpful. Highly recommended. Cheaper fuel in the area, but not any better service.