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From Ed Gonzalez
on 01-Jan-2012 |
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Pump doesn't state fuel price and there is no one around to help. Suggest you stop somewhere else for fuel.
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From Howard Taylor
on 31-Jul-2011 |
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Stopped in on 7-31. Fuel pump worked fine and price was as advertised on AirNav. Transient parking was next to pump and the cafe is about a quarter mile walk.
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From Roger Ping
on 04-Jun-2011 |
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Flew in today with three other planes and the fuel pump was inop. No number to call, no help to be found. If an airport is going to advertise fuel then they should have some obligation to insure they can provide it and support it.
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From David McNeill
on 03-Jun-2011 |
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Arrived this morning 6/3/2011. Pump out of service with a message of call . Since I was unable to dial the alpha number I left.
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From Richard Shulak
on 05-Mar-2011 |
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Filled up 3/5/2011 100LL was $5.05.
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From Mark Peters
on 23-May-2010 |
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VERY COOL PLACE! Even if you're not into jumping out of good airplanes, Eloy is pure entertainment and caters to the free spirits. The Indoor sky diving facility is an absolute smile generator as the instructors are very talented at what they do and ensure participants get the maximum out of their time in this big toy. It's well worth the short walk to the facility. And of course the outdoor skydivers always put on a great show one jump after the next. This is a great place to take the kids and/or friends for a good time.
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From Gary Silver
on 17-Mar-2010 |
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Fuel Self Service worked well, $250.00 max per cycle but you can do multiple cycles to get any quantity that you credit card will stand. MAKE SURE YOU DON'T OVERFLY THE AIRPORT OR FLY ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE AIRPORT AS THIS IS PROBABLY THE WORLD'S BUSIEST SKYDIVING DROP ZONE, and you risk killing yourself and someone else if you do. Stay to the west of the runway, listen to CTAF regarding skydivers, and keep an eye out for wayward skydivers under canopy as well as other aircraft.
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From Gary Silver
on 16-Nov-2009 |
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Self fueling worked well and price was competitive at $4.00/gal. Tiedowns adequate. Ramp is level and hand moving a twin was ok. The rotating beacon has been reportedly inop for a long time and the runway lights are occasionally inop. Best to call ahead to someone at Skydive Arizona to see if the runway lights are operational if you are planning an after dark arrival.
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From Joshua Smith
on 21-Aug-2009 |
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Food is great, however do not show up before 11AM they will not even look at you. Fuel does not work, and if it is Mon or Tues, there is no one that can help you. Sooo I would not use this as a fuel stop unless you are hungry. Response from Gary Silver, Eloy Municipal Airport
Fuel Self Service worked well, $250.00 max per cycle but you can do multiple cycles to get any quantity that you credit card will stand. MAKE SURE YOU DON'T OVERFLY THE AIRPORT OR FLY ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE AIRPORT AS THIS IS PROBABLY THE WORLD'S BUSIEST SKYDIVING DROP ZONE, and you risk killing yourself and someone else if you do. Stay to the west of the runway, listen to CTAF regarding skydivers, and keep an eye out for wayward skydivers under canopy as well as other aircraft.
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From David McNeill
on 09-Jun-2009 |
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I purchased twice there recently at $3.25 for 100LL. Be advised that their billing is coded as "other" on the credit card (CC) and therefore does not qualify for the automatic 3% discount of some CCs. To receive the automatic discount, it must be coded as "vehicle expense".
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