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From John Smith
on 25-Jul-2011 |
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Gregg Flying Service was great as usual. They immediately met our airplane, helped us tie down, took our fuel order and helped us carry our bags to the van. It's always great to visit this airport if nothing else than to visit these guys. However, that's where the "good experience" ended. I had called Durango Transportation since Gregg Flying Service recommended them for ground transportation. They ripped us off but good! They picked us up in a ratty dirty van and charged us $50 to just take us into town to the Durango Inn. One way! Had I used them to take us back to the airport the following day it would have been $100 total ground transportation charge. This is outrageous considering I could have rented a car cheaper than that. However, the hotel advised us to call a new business in town, Animas Transportation. This service has four brand new Suburban's and the owner is a former airline pilot that really knows about service. Learned from the "old days" of the airlines I guess. Picked
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From Paul Leadabrand
on 31-Mar-2011 |
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Flying a Kitfox after a long day, I found mountain passes closed and strong headwinds. We wouldn't be able to make the FBO until long after they'd closed. We would need a hangar, fuel, transportation, lodging and dinner. I was able to relay to another aircraft landing, asking them to ask the FBO to stay open for our arrival. That was the last I heard for the next hour. Arriving after dark and with the temperature below freezing we were warmly met by FBO owner Del Gregg. He squeezed us into an already full hangar, gave us his extra vehicle, made us a hotel reservation using his locals-only discount at a wonderful downtown hotel (with a wide variety of late-night restaurants). The following morning, arriving at the FBO, we found our aircraft pulled out in the sun, engine heater plugged in, and fueled. Not to mention low-price fuel (as compared to the nearby commercial airport), this FBO offered the warmest welcome and professional service I've ever had, even driving a $10 million jet.
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From S Tracy
on 28-Oct-2010 |
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Once again, very helpful. Allowed use of courtesy car for my shopping trip, which is great because rental car options favor landing at DRO. Some hotels will pick you up to get into town also. Friendly service from line guy. Fuel price was average. Support this airport if you can.
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From David Schmutzler
on 19-Dec-2009 |
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Fine support for my business visit to Durango including overnight. Plane's heater plugged in. I was allowed to use the courtesy car overnight to get to/from motel. While not needed, there is maintenance here as opposed to the county airport.
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From S Tracy
on 17-Aug-2009 |
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They are always great with fuel service and allowing use of a courtesy car. More than once I have spent hundreds of dollars shopping in town because of this simple convenience. The town council should be made aware of how this brings business to the local economy. Thanks
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From Rolf Unternaehrer
on 16-Aug-2009 |
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Stopped for fuel on 7/30/09 in the RV6. The FBO was very helpful in finding us accommodations for the night. (Best Western; free shuttle). Train ride to Silverton is awesome. We will be back. Be wary of the wind, and mountain down drafts!!!
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