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- From Todd Petit
on 13-Sep-2009
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If I were a business pilot I would have called ahead to see if there was an FBO or car available, but since I'm just a "hobby" pilot I didn't need them. Found the facilities to be clean and people friendly. No hassles, easy in and out. Plenty of traffic around so keep your eyes open.
- From Stew Rock
on 16-Aug-2009
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No courtesy car, no FBO. Maybe OK for you hobby pilots, but some of us use our planes for business. Took our business elsewhere and dropped $300 on fuel. A shame too, as our customer was within a few miles of this airport.
- From Todd Fuller
on 25-Jul-2009
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As a Cessna 182RG owner, this place works for me as a transient. No frills, but don't need them. Didn't need any fuel; nobody was around after 5 PM, easy come easy go, no ramp or parking fee.
- From Millard Alexander
on 19-May-2009
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I flew in last weekend. I had called earlier to arrange for a rental car. The person who answered referred me to the local Hertz office. The rental car was waiting when I arrived. When I left, the next day, the person on duty was more than helpful with the intricacies of the fuel pump. I found the staff at the airport extremely friendly. Thank you!
- From Andy Lawrence
on 10-Jul-2008
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The airport is manned 7 days a week 8am until 6pm phone number 248 288 6100 Tel 248 288 5792 Fax Fuel is only available at the pump the hose might be 100' long.
- From Mike Roth
on 31-Mar-2008
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Just moved my Skylane to the airport from KPTK. The FBO is closed, but the public terminal provides just about everything you'd expect from a good FBO for free (except fuel of course). The staff is absolutely fantastic and the terminal is clean and well outfitted for GA anything up to a Turbo Prop. Very close to many Troy, Royal Oak and Birmingham businesses. AWOS and GPS approaches make it a pretty good IFR stop. Hope to see multiple vendors for gas and fuel to keep the pricing competitive, but it's a tough business for those guys and they need to make a profit.
- From James Kirk
on 28-Jun-2007
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The only problem I have had here is people seem to think it is OK to park at the pump. Not once, but twice, I've had to track down owners that are AWOL. I've come to the conclusion the Troy airport is home to brain damaged pilots who base their aircraft here. Oh, and watch out for the helicopter owner, he almost collided with my plane while I was waiting for someone to clear out of line.
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