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Princeton Flying School

at Princeton Airport

Services
  • Aviation fuel
  • Aircraft parking (ramp or tiedown)
  • Flight training
  • Aircraft rental
  • Aircraft maintenance
Aviation fuel services
Brand: Avfuel
Fueling hours: during regular FBO business hours; call FBO for hours of operation
 
Fuel prices as last reported on 21-Mar-2024
100LL Avgas Full service    $7.55
100LL Avgas Self service    $6.48
Jet A Full service    $6.99
 
Discounts: Contract fuel
Prices include all taxes. Prices not guaranteed.
 
 
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Contact information
Address:41 Airpark Rd
Princeton, NJ 08540
United States of America
Telephone: 609-921-3100
Fax:609-921-1291
Email:39n@princetonairport.com
Web site:www.princetonairport.com
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Comments from AirNav users
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From Tim Drager on 31-Dec-2023

 
  $20 ramp fee + No service on ramp = Poor rating Called on UNICOM. Unsuspecting aircraft that park in the transient area are charged a $20 ramp fee. They neither met us on the ramp, no chocks nor working tiedown. Boo! We were only there for two hours. Won't be back.
 
From Ken Maples on 31-May-2023

 
  As has been said, this place is more of a flight school rather than a full service FBO. But even so, it's a very nice place. There always seems to be someone at the front desk and they are always quite helpful. Fuel prices are fair. There is no AWOS on the field so you can listen to either Trenton (KTNT) or Somerset (KSMQ). The transient tiedowns are not marked; they are at the west end of the field, beyond the derelict DC3. The fuel pump works fine but the retraction mechanism on the hose reel works too well. It always is in retraction mode. The hose won't stay put. So you have two choices. Either have a helper stand on the hose to prevent it from retracting or use the screwdriver that sits by the hose reel. If you use the screwdriver just jam it into the reel to prevent it from retracting. Easy to do.
 
From Pierre Melcher on 03-Aug-2021

 
  I stopped here for one night and for fuel. There almost is not an FBO. It really is more of a flying school but the people and service were great. Best of all, I had trouble starting the plane and the mechanic, Ken, hooked up jumper cables and got me going. Hugely helpful.
 
 
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