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- Airport management
- Aviation fuel
- Aircraft parking (ramp or tiedown)
- Flight training
- Aircraft rental
- Aerial tours / aerial sightseeing
- Aircraft maintenance
- Aircraft parts
- Catering
- Pilot supplies
- Rental cars
- Courtesy cars (free for pilots to use in the local area)
- Public telephone
- Pilots lounge / snooze room
- Restrooms
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| Fueling hours: | Monday- Saturday 8am to 5 pm
Sunday 8am to 4 pm
After hour services available with prior notice |
| Discounts: | Angel Flight 15 cents a gallon. 24 hour service available with prior notice. Contact FBO @ 800 641-4390
Use your Phillip66 card and recieve an additional $.05/per gallon discount |
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Effective 01/16/08 we now have self service fuel available 24 hours 7 days a week.
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AirNav's standard comment retention period is 3 years.
- From Jim Borchert
on 04-Mar-2008
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Stopped in Feb 19th and they had the self-serve pumps operational. Also found they had added 2 computers to check weather and file flight plan. Nice new FBO with clean restrooms & decent fuel prices. Thanks Tommy
Response from Tommy Van Ness, Manager, Slidell Aviation Service
Thanks Jim. We always appreciate the good compliments. Unfortunately we don't get them often enough. It is always a pleasure to serve good customers and we appreciate your business as always.
- From David Castaneda
on 03-Jan-2008
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Staff was unfriendly and even rude at times. They did not seem like they wanted my business and made it seem like it was a hassle to fuel up my airplane after it had been sitting on their ramp for 3 days. I should have taken the short hop to St. Tammany for self-serve fuel, and I do not recommend visiting this FBO unless necessary. The only good thing was the nice facilities in the pilot's lounge/waiting area.
Response from Tommy Van Ness, Slidell Aviation Service
Mr. Castaneda, you showed up 3 days prior to your departure. You asked about hours of operation when you arrived and were told the hours. You showed up 3 days later at closing time and wanted 10 gallons of fuel. Which resulted in the fuel farm having to be reopened just for you. Had you called earlier or come in earlier then perhaps things may have gone smoother for you. Perhaps after you have been in aviation a few more years you will understand that you get treated with the respect you show others.
- From Glenn S See
on 08-Jul-2007
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A big thank you to Bob Hoover (not that Bob Hoover) for getting me started on a Sunday morning when the batteries on my plane died. He refused to let me pay him for the favor. I'll be back to ASD for sure to return the favor.
- From Jeff Mackey
on 22-Nov-2006
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Landed around 9pm, the FBO stayed for me so that I could get my rental car. Trailers still outweigh useable buildings here. While the FBO was primitive, service was top notch. Came back on a Sunday at 5:30 the FBO was closed, I was disappointed that I did not get to buy gas from them, had to take a short hop to Picayune, MS to get gas. Given the outstanding attitude, I give this FBO OVERALL GRADE: A
- From Mark Olive
on 13-Jun-2006
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Katrina's effects are still evident in Slidell. Most structures are damaged; waiting area is air-conditioned and has 2 vending machines (one broken), no flight planning area (not accessible outside business hours)
- From Stu Landrum
on 18-Apr-2006
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Stopped in Slidell on April 10, 2006. The runway extention on the north end of the runway was still under construction. There is still a lot of Katrina-related work going on, FEMA trailers, and debris piled around. Park in the fenced area north of the ramp. The staff is friendly, but busy.
- From Ted Maciuszek
on 22-Oct-2005
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Good service. Not perfect, but I'd imagine things are still pretty tough right now for them since Katrina hit. I've been down there several times and things are slowly getting back to normal. They are also currently extending the runway to allow larger aircraft to get in. Soon it'll be 6000+ instead of 4000. Nice little airport!
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