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From Tony Armour
on 23-Nov-2011 |
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Flew the 17 miles from LDJ and saved over $1.00 per gallon ($75.00+) in my gas hog Mooney. Nice little airport. Older pump and facilities but that doesn't bother me. Lot's of based aircraft tied down, that's good to see.
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From Robert Schapiro
on 28-Sep-2011 |
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Stopped in for fuel around midnight after touring a helicopter around the city. It's a great place to get fuel after-hours.
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From Robert Carsey
on 12-Jul-2011 |
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I've been based here since Fall 2010. Great airport for refueling or if you want to fly in for a legit Italian restaurant/pizza/bar experience. All they need is some more hangars and repaving by the fuel area and it can turn into a premier location.
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From Ted Stanley
on 16-Dec-2010 |
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This place has low priced 100LL and the condition of the facility matches the price so I got what I expected so I'm not complaining. No one should expect cheap fuel and a pristine facility. Pizza 'n Pasta are a 3 minute walk from the parking area on the north side of the approach end of runway 25.
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From Buck Williams
on 11-Oct-2010 |
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Arrived on Wednesday 10/6/10 and topped off both wings at the self-service pump. Taxied to visitor parking and tied down - bring your own ropes and stakes. Departing Sunday 10/10/10 I discovered that 35 gallons of AVGAS had been siphoned from the left wing. I do not plan to return to 47N for any reason. The facilities are poor to non-existent and having been ripped off leaves a bad taste.
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From Jerry Sica
on 30-Jul-2010 |
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THIS IS THE CHEAPEST FUEL IN THE AREA! I constantly frequent this airport for my fuel needs. The FBO is old & run down but the people though make up for it though. There is only SS fuel, but the next closest place id Linden (LDJ) & that is OVER $1 MORE a gallon. The next closest & Cheapest place is Avantair @ CDW & CDW charges a landing fee. I would like to thank the folks @ central Jersey for keeping GA affordable in these tuff times, I wouldn’t be flying at all if there weren’t good people like you around.
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From Dale Read
on 18-Apr-2010 |
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Compared with most airports/runways I've flown into east of the Mississippi, this airport ranked in the lowerer 25% for quality of runway, facilities, and customer service. Gas was very reasonable considering the high cost of most things around New York City. Pump was easy to use. Relatively easy to get in and out of on an IFR flight plan. I used Morristown several years ago and was very impressed with their facilities and customer service and will probably use them in the future if I should return to the area. I used 47N for proximity to my destination.
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From Kevin Downey
on 20-Apr-2009 |
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Landed at Central Jersey on April 10, 2009 for fuel. One take off, one landing...$180 pumped into the local economy. Protect General aviation airports.
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From Todd Miller
on 04-Apr-2009 |
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I had to run over to top off my tanks prior to a planned trip as my local FBO didn't due to heavy rain before they closed for the day. After I filled up I was playing with my avionics and ran down my battery. It was after 6PM, and I was sure I was in for a tough evening. Within 5 minutes 3 airport employees were getting a 24V charger. I was on my way in 15 minutes. Unbelievably great service.
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From Anthony DeLuca
on 18-Mar-2009 |
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The runway looked great and there wasn't a lot of activity. A couple of guys who worked on the field went out of their way to help me tie down and update me on the fuel situation, just because they were bored. It's because of airports like this that I enjoy being a pilot.
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