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From Scott Diffenbaugh
on 13-Aug-2024 |
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7/28/24 stopped for overnight on way back from OSH. Bob super helpful. Got the only first come first serve courtesy SUV overnight. I believe they only have fuel from truck, which was very convenient. Call to doublecheck if arriving after hours. No fee for hangar. The town has seen better days but very interesting. The old penitentiary tour is a must!
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From Mark Ertz
on 07-Jun-2024 |
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Great stop for fuel. FBO neat & clean. People kind & helpful. I would return to KRWL every time over the Pass.
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From Nathaniel Woodruff
on 07-Aug-2022 |
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I was on a very long cross-country flight. I had used hereinafter plan the fuel stops and find this site extremely helpful in that regard. One of the stops was to Harvey field in Wyoming. Since this was going to be accomplished on a Sunday I went out of my way the day before to call Classic Aviation and verify the fact that it was listed as having self serve and that the pump was working with a credit card so that I would not be stuck there. I talked to Bob on the phone from Classic Aviation and he went out of his way to describe various tricks in working the fuel pump and using the credit card system. He stated that Sunday afternoon he would likely be there. Events, which always seem to get in the way of our plans, made it so that I did not arrive until around 7 PM. Much to my surprise I found no self-service fuel was available. I called him and he said that for $50 callout fee he would come by when he could in order to charge me the full service price. It is really disappointing.
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From Rob Gingell
on 19-Jul-2022 |
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Arrived at KRWL planning to stay overnight. Bob at Classic Air greeted and fueled us and we pushed the plane into a hangar for the night. They were gracious in loaning us the crew car for the night. Spectacular early morning departure followed. Wouldn't hesitate to use/stay at KRWL again.
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From William Evans
on 10-Mar-2022 |
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I diverted to KRWL as an emergency aircraft and ultimately landed single engine without advanced warning. The staff at Classic was superb and without a doubt the most helpful, and friendly professionals I have encountered in many years. Both Bob and Ray are outstanding representatives for this FBO, and the city of Rawlins WY. The Classic Air Medical Group that shares the facility are also top notch and equally impressive. Fare prices, outstanding facilities, and friendly people mark Classic as a truly great FBO. Simply the best!
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From Billy Craft
on 19-Jan-2022 |
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We were stopped by weather at KWRL. Our situation necessitated an unplanned overnight stay. Ray and Bob could not have been any more accommodating. From making us comfortable at the FBO to directing us to great lodging (with a nice pilot discount to boot) at the local Fairmont Motel to directing us to great food at Buck's Sports Grille, to getting the plane into shelter plus providing us a courtesy car... They provided absolutely everything we could have possibly needed and with a smile and attitude to boot! Great stop, don't pass up an opportunity to stop at KRWL and see the fine folks at Classic Aviation!
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7/28/24 stopped for overnight on way back from OSH. Bob super helpful. Got the only first come first serve courtesy SUV overnight. I believe they only have fuel from truck, which was very convenient. Call to doublecheck if arriving after hours. No fee for hangar. The town has seen better days but very interesting. The old penitentiary tour is a must!
I was on a very long cross-country flight. I had used hereinafter plan the fuel stops and find this site extremely helpful in that regard. One of the stops was to Harvey field in Wyoming. Since this was going to be accomplished on a Sunday I went out of my way the day before to call Classic Aviation and verify the fact that it was listed as having self serve and that the pump was working with a credit card so that I would not be stuck there. I talked to Bob on the phone from Classic Aviation and he went out of his way to describe various tricks in working the fuel pump and using the credit card system. He stated that Sunday afternoon he would likely be there. Events, which always seem to get in the way of our plans, made it so that I did not arrive until around 7 PM. Much to my surprise I found no self-service fuel was available. I called him and he said that for $50 callout fee he would come by when he could in order to charge me the full service price. It is really disappointing.
