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From Ed Kranz
on 17-Feb-2020 |
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Arrived shortly after closing time to find the 100LL fuel pump inop. Attempted to call the 24 hour phone number multiple times over a 30 minute period with no answer. FBO was locked from the ramp side, and had to call the local police department to get the unlock code. No after hours crew car, so we had to abandon KFAM and head somewhere else for fuel and food.
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From David Morris
on 23-May-2019 |
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I called ahead because we would arrive after hours and I was hoping to use the courtesy car. Bad weather was in the forecast for later that evening. The airport manager arranged a car for me and also for use of an apron hangar for my Mooney. It rained like crazy that night and tornados were spotted in the same storm system. The airport has excellent facilities for general aviation pilots. The next morning I read a sign which advised, for aircraft which topped off, free use of courtesy car, up to three nights free aircraft parking, and one free night apron hangar. Additional nights were just $5 a night. All in all, a very appealing set of incentives to visit or overnight at Farmington, MO.
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From Greg Hopp
on 16-Sep-2018 |
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Stopped there on an overnight 8/31/18 after hours and Chuck had the loaner car there waiting for us. You call a phone number to gain access to the facility - turns out it's the police department and the very nice lady on the other end took my information and let me in. Excellent FBO could have slept in the comfy crew chairs if we'd had to. Lots of hotels and eats just up the road. I found the airport located in a rather scenic area too.
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Arrived shortly after closing time to find the 100LL fuel pump inop. Attempted to call the 24 hour phone number multiple times over a 30 minute period with no answer. FBO was locked from the ramp side, and had to call the local police department to get the unlock code. No after hours crew car, so we had to abandon KFAM and head somewhere else for fuel and food.
I called ahead because we would arrive after hours and I was hoping to use the courtesy car. Bad weather was in the forecast for later that evening. The airport manager arranged a car for me and also for use of an apron hangar for my Mooney. It rained like crazy that night and tornados were spotted in the same storm system. The airport has excellent facilities for general aviation pilots. The next morning I read a sign which advised, for aircraft which topped off, free use of courtesy car, up to three nights free aircraft parking, and one free night apron hangar. Additional nights were just $5 a night. All in all, a very appealing set of incentives to visit or overnight at Farmington, MO.
