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Hendricks County Airport

at Hendricks County Airport-Gordon Graham Field

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From Charles White on 14-May-2008
Great stop for fuel in the Indy area; nice friendly locals and easy SS fuel pumps..
 
From Edward Lindsay on 01-Sep-2007
Very easy fuel stop underneath the KIND class C airspace. Fuel is SS with a CC reader, (No AMEX). Ladder is stored in the Jet-A pump house.
 
From Michael Coyle on 03-Aug-2007
We landed here to visit relatives in nearby Avon (who didn't even know there was an airport nearby). We found inexpensive fuel, no overnight fee, an air-conditioned FBO with Internet service, and a couple of welcoming local pilots. One tip: bring your own tie-down ropes; there were anchors, but no ropes or chains.
 
From Kelly Reed Willman on 27-Feb-2006
I fly in from KFLD in Wisconsin, and use 2R2 to fly into to pick up a friend as she lives in Danville. I find the FBO improving thing's each time I come down. Fuel pump is easy to use 24/7; could have a keyless entry of some sort for after hour use of pilot lounge and bathroom facility, calling FSS and Flight Planning. I rate it a B+ for a small airport.
 
 
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