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From Eddie Esserman
on 21-Oct-2024 |
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I'd go land elsewhere. I took a pretty good load for a Bonanza and was on the ramp less than 20 minutes, except for figuring out how to run the credit card, which took longer than fueling. I'm not sure a trip to the bathroom for the two of us was worth the $25 fee. Hate to post less than glowing reviews. But Rick isn't the best place to refuel in the area.
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From Kent Ashton
on 25-Apr-2024 |
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Service was fine but yikes, $50 to park a small experimental overnight is a little excessive ($25 "ramp fee" + $25 parking) considering we only crossed the ramp to get to the parking spot. We did not bite on the $6.76/gal gas either.
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From Scott Dyer
on 20-Feb-2022 |
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A bit of a mixed experience (C210 overnight). First the good. Incredibly helpful CSR on the phone, arranging Enterprise car and hotel, and on arrival, everything was ready and in place. Fun people to talk to (Amy and Penny), down to earth but highly competent, what's usually a just OK experience was as good as it gets. The not so good. Reading comments/reviews and list of fees, it appeared that there were no charges with a fuel purchase, or at least that the $25 ramp fee is waived with a 20 gal. Purchase (I bought 40 gal). No landing fees listed for my under 6, 000# aircraft, Ramp fees are blank (says varies by aircraft), overnight is $0-10 per day. I was charged for a $25 ramp fee, and a $25 parking fee. I asked about ramp and parking and was told these were the charges, I didn't argue. But, really? An extra $50 in fees when I'd expect ramp fee and parking to be waived with the fuel purchase.... I'd probably look elsewhere in Tidewater VA.
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