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- From George Rothwell
on 22-Jan-2009
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Bill helped me when I was in trouble. I wanted to let pilots that are considering a stop in Grinnell know about what great service I received. I strongly recommend making Grinnell a great place for overnight, hamburger flight, business trip, etc. I flew in from Kansas City for a business trip in a Cessna 206 rented from Air Associates at OJC on January 20, 2009. I had starter problems when trying to depart. I called Bill, the FBO owner, and even though he had already closed, he said he would be there in 10 minutes. Bill provided external power, preheat and a heated hangar to help me. Bill called a mechanic, Doug, which flew in from a nearby airport at a moments notice. Doug quickly identified that the starter was bad. Bill offered his courtesy car to use overnight or even to drive home if needed. Bill allowed me to leave the aircraft in a heated hangar overnight. I was got the starter replaced the next day and had a great flight home.
- From Walt Peters
on 14-Sep-2008
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Stopped at Grinnell for fuel on our way back from Longmont, CO. Got into Grinnell a little after 6:00 PM. Bill had already closed up, but he cheerfully turned the pump back on and fueled us up. Price was excellent ($4.85 for full service) and the facility is first rate. If you haven't stopped here before I recommend you do so. Great people and great facility.
- From Brian D Hoff
on 16-May-2008
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Very nice stop. Bill was FANTASTIC--made us feel very welcome and even entertained my little girls while I checked weather. No self-serve credit card pump though.
- From Mike Hertkorn
on 09-Feb-2008
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We came in for an overnight. Bill was awesome the guy just loves aviation. Let us use the Cadillac crew car overnight, and went out of his way to put the airplane in the hangar after plowing for 16 hours. Get as much fuel as you can from here, Signature and Atlantic could take a lesson from Bill. Thanks Bill!
- From Glenn Reynolds
on 18-Sep-2007
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Fuel and food stop on our way cross-country. This has to be the nicest Fixed Base Operator we have ever had the pleasure of visiting.
- From Tom Gresham
on 28-Feb-2007
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Perfect! Bill Owen has created an FBO that gives you all that you need, with class, and leaves out all the unnecessary stuff. The office is funky/nifty. Love the decorations! Great service, with a smile. Wonderful courtesy car. Heated hangar available (it was minus four the morning I left, but the Bonanza was toasty in the hangar). A true pleasure. A Midwest treasure.
- From Jay Honeck, Alexis Park Inn
on 18-Jan-2007
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The FBO owner met us at the plane. The runways were perfectly cleared of snow -- almost manicured, in fact, despite a recent ice storm. The owner's heart is in GA, and it shows. In near-zero weather he helpfully plugged us in while I fetched the cowl cover. Spotlessly clean and tastefully decorated with historic artifacts, the FBO is the absolute antithesis of the "radio shack" most people expect in Small-town, Iowa. When we inquired about a courtesy car, it was offered without hesitation. Imagine our surprise when he handed us the keys to an almost-new Cadillac Deville! For once, we didn't feel like the Beverly Hillbillies when we arrived at a nice restaurant! The owner stated that he had spent too many years dealing with broken-down cars, and vowed that if he ever owned an FBO, that he'd NEVER provide junk cars for pilots. Wow, has he kept his word! Highly recommended!
- From Bill Cloughley
on 22-Jul-2006
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We stayed overnight here June 26 on a cross-country in a Citabria. Arriving after business hours isn't a problem because you can walk across the street to at least 3 motels plus AJ's Steakhouse for dinner. AJ's isn't the fanciest, but you can literally cook your own steak and it's a lot better than fast food. No self-service fuel but the airport manager was there before business hours so we had no problem getting fuel. The airport manager has made the airport office into a modest museum of Grinnell-native, aviation pioneer Billy Robinson history and artifacts. Nice cross-country stop.
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