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From Scott Stuart N298FM KLNK
on 29-Oct-2023 |
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Corporate Wings was very good, line and CSR's. Facility was very good, and generously stocked for passengers and pilots. BAD...The Airport Authority parking fees. $20 per night for my G36 Bonanza, fuel or no fuel. Worse, the AA charges $20 per CALENDAR DAY. So, you arrive at 4p on "Tuesday" and leave at 9a on Wednesday, the fee is $40. Airport Authority rip off. And, worse for larger planes and DOUBLE for Notre Dame home football games. Find another airport my opinion.
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From John Mullan
on 02-Sep-2022 |
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Randy Jones and the team are great. This is my 3rd visit. My rental car was waiting for me when I arrived and they helped transfer bags from my plane. My plane spent 3 nights in the hangar for a very reasonable fee. On the day of my departure my plane was pulled up front and fueled before I arrived. Corporate Wings took the hassle out the airport and made the visit a very pleasant one.
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From Tobias Muhlhofer
on 22-Mar-2022 |
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Multiple great visits to Corporate Wings SBN in my 414. One on a game weekend, where the FBO is extremely efficient, but at the same time friendly and reasonably priced. The other two, longer-term (one-week+) stays throughout the winter. The staff has always been extremely friendly and helpful with anything I needed at any point. Pricing is very reasonable for a primary class-C. Just great all around!
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Corporate Wings was very good, line and CSR's. Facility was very good, and generously stocked for passengers and pilots. BAD...The Airport Authority parking fees. $20 per night for my G36 Bonanza, fuel or no fuel. Worse, the AA charges $20 per CALENDAR DAY. So, you arrive at 4p on "Tuesday" and leave at 9a on Wednesday, the fee is $40. Airport Authority rip off. And, worse for larger planes and DOUBLE for Notre Dame home football games. Find another airport my opinion.
