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From Ron Rex
on 28-Jul-2026 |
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If you fly in to use the restaurant, the FBO charges $23 for parking, or you must buy fuel. This is ridiculous. Avoid this airport! There are other airports nearby. They don't charge you to eat a hamburger.
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From David Falandys
on 14-Mar-2025 |
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Now charging a $21 parking fee, unless you buy 10 gallons of fuel. This just to visit the restaurant.
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From Dan Montgomery
on 02-Aug-2024 |
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FYI: $50 ramp fee for a light twin, Diamond DA42, just to come eat at the restaurant.
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From Philip Greenspun
on 26-Feb-2024 |
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The CSRs and line staff are dedicated pros. It has all of the usual pluses and minuses of a bizjet-oriented FBO. 10 gallons to waive the ramp fee, just as with the typical Signature location. The on-field restaurant (lunch/dinner only) is good. Where you might be surprised is that in Feb 2024 they added a 3% surcharge if you pay by credit card, but they didn't offer alternative ways to pay (I didn't have the temerity to ask if they would take a check; would they actually want people to pay with $100 bills? Where would they store a weekend's worth of loot?). A friend owns an FBO and says that he pays Visa/MC a 1.5% fee, so I'm not sure where the 3% number comes from.
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If you fly in to use the restaurant, the FBO charges $23 for parking, or you must buy fuel. This is ridiculous. Avoid this airport! There are other airports nearby. They don't charge you to eat a hamburger.
Now charging a $21 parking fee, unless you buy 10 gallons of fuel. This just to visit the restaurant.
The CSRs and line staff are dedicated pros. It has all of the usual pluses and minuses of a bizjet-oriented FBO. 10 gallons to waive the ramp fee, just as with the typical Signature location. The on-field restaurant (lunch/dinner only) is good. Where you might be surprised is that in Feb 2024 they added a 3% surcharge if you pay by credit card, but they didn't offer alternative ways to pay (I didn't have the temerity to ask if they would take a check; would they actually want people to pay with $100 bills? Where would they store a weekend's worth of loot?). A friend owns an FBO and says that he pays Visa/MC a 1.5% fee, so I'm not sure where the 3% number comes from.
