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From Michael Gordon
on 14-Sep-2026 |
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Overall, a very good experience. Finding the GA ramp was a bit of a struggle, but once I arrived, I was marshaled into the parking spot and driven to the office. The staff were friendly enough, but my only beef was with parking for my Mooney at $72 per night (yes, seventy-two dollars). I take full responsibility for that since I didn't do any research, figuring "how much could they possibly charge, $40?" Lesson learned.
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From John Longphre
on 17-Dec-2023 |
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Avoid until they finish construction of the new facility. They basically operate out of a couple trailers-with-lipstick. Their only service is expensive fuel. Don't dare ask for a 110V outlet for your block heater. You will be met with a polite British "no". You will not hear "Sir, let me see what I can do." All you will hear is "no". Ask for a tow to Sheltair and get a curt "No, but Sheltair can come get you." (?) The temporary ramp gate shifted and cut my forehead, as the protruding locking mechanism is right at about 6' high. The line service guys were patient and professional with an admittedly upset me, albeit challenged with the awkward position management has put them in. Kudos to the line service guys. They can do very little, without access to even a 110V outlet. It is basically a small-untowered airport FBO at this point, but with polite British accents and no self-service fuel.
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Overall, a very good experience. Finding the GA ramp was a bit of a struggle, but once I arrived, I was marshaled into the parking spot and driven to the office. The staff were friendly enough, but my only beef was with parking for my Mooney at $72 per night (yes, seventy-two dollars). I take full responsibility for that since I didn't do any research, figuring "how much could they possibly charge, $40?" Lesson learned.
Avoid until they finish construction of the new facility. They basically operate out of a couple trailers-with-lipstick. Their only service is expensive fuel. Don't dare ask for a 110V outlet for your block heater. You will be met with a polite British "no". You will not hear "Sir, let me see what I can do." All you will hear is "no". Ask for a tow to Sheltair and get a curt "No, but Sheltair can come get you." (?) The temporary ramp gate shifted and cut my forehead, as the protruding locking mechanism is right at about 6' high. The line service guys were patient and professional with an admittedly upset me, albeit challenged with the awkward position management has put them in. Kudos to the line service guys. They can do very little, without access to even a 110V outlet. It is basically a small-untowered airport FBO at this point, but with polite British accents and no self-service fuel.
