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Stevens Field Airport
UNICOM 122.70
PO Box 4186
61 Aviation Ct
Pagosa Springs, CO 81147
970-731-2127
970-731-2179
Fax 970-731-4640
rgoubitz@avjet.com
www.avjet-colorado.com
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Our Fly-in breakfast on May 17, 2008 was a great success! We counted SIXTY visiting airplanes. 50 cent/gal fuel discount and door prizes such as Avgas, hotel rooms, lift tickets and rental car were given away. Join us for donuts and coffee at the FBO every Saturday morning.
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- AWOS 127.17 970-731-0365
- New FBO Facilities
- Luxury Lobby
- Flight Planning Room
- Pilot's Snooze Room
- Conference Room
- Overnight Hangar
- Quick Turns
- After Hours Service
- Courtesy Transportation
- Government Cards
- Coffee & Ice
- Catering
- Concierge
- Newspapers
- Aircraft Cleaning
- Oxygen/Nitrogen Service
- 24 Hour Self Serve - 100LL
- 24 Hour Restrooms and Telephone
- Shower Facilities
- Office Space for Lease
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| Fueling hours: | during regular FBO business hours, plus after hours call-out service (with prior arrangement and/or a callout fee); call FBO for details |
| Discounts: | Air BP Sterling Cards
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Comments are submitted by their authors and do not reflect the opinion of AirNav, LLC. All comments must adhere to AirNav's Policy on Comments.
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- From John Laing
on 27-Sep-2009
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I recently spent two nights at Pagosa Springs. My experience was marginal. While the FBO personnel were courteous, it's obvious they (maybe the city) is really trying to discourage light airplane traffic in favor of the jets. A resurfaced runway and new ramp and FBO building all put in a couple of years ago to get the jet traffic. But, the parking area designated for us little guys is in bad need of repair (not taxiable) and actually "closed". Although, there is nowhere else to park, so they move the barrier and let you park there. At least they can't keep us from using the runway. So, all in all I left feeling lucky to have had a space to park. That was until I got a bill for tie down fee. This was completely unexpected. There was no mention of this fee the time. And come on; is $7 per night going to even be a drop in the bucket toward the cost of repairing the ramp? My recommendation is to avoid PSO if you can go anywhere else.
- From Harold Doty
on 25-Sep-2009
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Tiedowns are non existent near the main terminal, and a plane has to be towed to them if desired. There is a $7.00 per night "tiedown" fee regardless of whether fuel is purchased, which is very unusual. I fueled twice while there, and no allowance was made for that, as the FBO blames the County management for the new policy. The County Manager says that they have lost a lot of money and are trying to make it up. My airplane spent the 6 days in chocks, fueled twice at the self-serve, and was charged $42.00 for nothing but self-service.
- From Nate Booth
on 11-Aug-2009
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The FBO will give you 200% when it comes to your airplane. We came in, in a King Air 200 and planned to spend the night and leave the following evening. They manager personally gave me a ride to the hotel and even helped me try to fix a small panel that had come loose in our airplane. We found out at 5:00pm that night our pax wanted to leave first thing that morning. Although the FBO had closed at 5:00 they came back out and filled us up for the next morning and were very friendly and courteous. Can't say enough good about them, excellent people and FBO!
- From Stephen Turk
on 30-Jun-2009
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We spent a delightful week here over Memorial Day, flying our C-172 in the mornings when the weather permitted. What a beautiful location to fly! The only weird thing is the tie-down situation, which isn't Avjet's fault. Basically, there are no tie-downs on the main ramp (and given the wind that can come up, you really do want to tie down), so you have to tow or push the plane to the secondary ramp. Avjet will happily do this for you during business hours. Unfortunately, for early morning takeoffs required for mountain flying (which is all we did), you'll have to push your plane out of the secondary parking by yourself. (It's uphill, so bring some friends.) Hopefully the funding will come in to finish the taxiway soon!
- From Dane Spearing
on 23-Apr-2009
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Extremely courteous and helpful staff at Avjet! I flew in on a Sunday afternoon, and they were there to help park and tie-down the aircraft, and had cold drinks and freshly baked cookies inside! Great service, good prices. I would visit again!
- From Butch Weaver
on 17-Feb-2009
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I have landed at every mountain airport in Colorado, and this is hands down, the friendliest, most welcoming of them all. In addition, they have a good GPS approach, and the gas prices are very reasonable for a mountain airport. I come here regularly for the great skiing at Wolf Creek, the great hiking and mountain biking, and the wonderful hot springs in town. Don't miss this mountain gem.
- From Mark Nielsen
on 24-Jun-2008
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The FBO staff bends over backwards to help out--great facility. Fuel prices are usually the cheapest in the area. Nice long runway, good GPS approach. Everything in Pagosa is close to the airport. A great place to stop, refuel and enjoy gorgeous scenery!
- From Butch Weaver
on 18-May-2008
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Great place to stop in the mountains. The folks at Avjet are incredibly nice; Bob drove us into town. Check out the hot springs. Well worth the money for a soak or stay overnight and enjoy a hot soak next to the river is included in your stay.
- From Martin Wolff
on 18-Jan-2008
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Nice folks at Avjet took care of my plane when the airport got snowed in a few weeks ago. Hangar charges of $180 were reasonable for the 8 days we left the plane (they charged me for a week). They were patient and helpful giving me the local weather as I called them every day.
- From Rich Adams
on 26-Jun-2007
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This is a good gas stop. The folks are friendly, and the terminal is quite nice, though I am not sure if it is open after hours, which apparently do not extend into the evening. It sits quite near the entrance to Wolf Creek Pass, a scenic route east.
- From Charles Gates
on 21-Jun-2007
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Flew in to Stevens Field on Friday, June 15, 2007. Line person directed me to parking and tied down my C310. Beautiful airport with friendly service.
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