Raritan Valley Flying School

at Princeton Airport

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From Warren Gazi on 22-Oct-2009: I have been flying from 39N ever since the Nierenberg's purchased the airport, and before. I find everyone from owners to counter help, to line service very helpful. I flew everything from 152's to a Navajo, and found it to be a rewarding experience every time. Princeton is a great place to fly from.
From Mark Weinstein on 04-Jun-2009: I have just been informed $10 landing fee for a single $25 for a twin and $50 for a turbine.
From Phil Rosenbaum on 04-Aug-2008: We were not impressed at all. We had delays in departing due to thunderstorms. We asked about a crew car so we could go to get a sandwich. We got a rather snide explanation about "we used to do that, but got a ticket and had to go to court and it cost us $500, so people can take cabs from now on!". However, the attitude seemed more like "rich guy with a Pilatus - go figure it out for yourself". Not a very helpful bunch of people, in spite of what others have led me to believe.... Mid- to high-priced Jet-A; ground fees reasonable. ATC by phone only, and don't expect much help from NY Center if the weather is bad!
From Jerry Green on 12-Nov-2006: The airport and the people are nice, but I paid a $15 landing fee even though I bought 49 gal. of 100LL and did not stay overnight. It was not clear whether the airport owner or the FBO was charging the landing fee.

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