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From Scott Jones
on 18-Aug-2011 |
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Very nice and friendly people, but mixed experience with the line guys. Called for fuel top up. When I arrived later, tanks were ~1/2 low on both sides. They explained that they left room for fuel expansion - thoughtful, but not what I requested for fueling just 30 minutes prior to departure.
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From Chris Lloyd
on 12-Aug-2011 |
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Arrived in a downpour, no one was there to direct us to a parking space. Called on the Unicom to ask for assistance and was greeted by a woman with a very bad attitude. We waited for 5 minutes with the engine running waiting for a lineman who was clearly juggling too many requests. He was very nice. We were directed to a space and waited an additional 5-10 minutes to get a van to take us to the rental car desk. This FBO is clearly biased towards Jet traffic. Tie down was $4 a day.
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From Bill Roberts
on 21-Jun-2011 |
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I have used Columbia/BHB to service my Cirrus in the past and found them to be meticulous, professional and knowledgeable. Yesterday, this was reconfirmed when on departure I experience an inner tube failure. Although, it was 7am and Columbia maintenance was not open the entire team jumped into action to expedite the repair. Leroy, the service manager tackled the repair himself and they had me back in the air in under two hours. This is a first rate shop and without hesitation I would recommend them for your service needs.
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From William Trimble
on 10-Mar-2011 |
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I just completed my annual from my Meridian at Columbia BHB. Not only was the job perfect, they picked me up and drove me down from Bangor, the plane was immaculate, and the attention to detail was excellent. Too many shops know how to charge, but forget how to do the work. These guys were a pleasure to deal with.
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From Roman Pristatsky
on 15-Oct-2010 |
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LOBSTERS EVERYWHERE!!! Flew in from Philadelphia for few days in October. Great airport, they'll allow you to drive your rental car to your airplane on lower ramp to load or unload your airplane! Lobsters are delicious, and they're everywhere!
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From Joseph Rizzo
on 07-Oct-2010 |
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We didn't need fuel but the folks at Columbia where kind enough to loan us the crew car, we took a drive around Acadia and then had dinner. We had a landing gear indication light out and the guys in Maintenance were kind enough to get the bulb we needed. Great service, we will be back
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From Ed Rutherford
on 05-Oct-2010 |
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Cindy and Felicia in the office were very friendly and helpful. The lineman, whose name I unfortunately don't know, was also very nice. The folks at Hertz rental car were kind enough to leave the keys at this FBO since we arrived after the rental counter closed.
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From Jack Daniels
on 21-Sep-2010 |
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I fly into BHB every week, at least with a C-340 or an MU2, and I have never failed to have prompt and courteous service by the line, as well as desk personnel. Also, when called upon to repair or look at a problem on the planes, Leroy, Dean or Rob drops almost anything they are doing to come and help. As a corporate pilot that flies a lot into small...Or even large airports regularly, comparing one to the other, I recommend and commend the BHB airport to all who fly, from the smallest to the largest of aircraft. Keep up the good work "guys" :)
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From Greg Valvo
on 24-Aug-2010 |
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The line guys were great. On arrival they transported our luggage in a gulf cart from the lower (piston) ramp up to the FBO office. Very friendly and helpful. On our departure, I called ahead and one of them gave me the code for the gate. We just drove our rental car to the plane and loaded up. On the other hand, the counter ladies are not particularly interested in talking to piston drivers. They did not go out of their way to be helpful either on the radio or in person.
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From Gustavo Hegewisch
on 04-Aug-2010 |
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The "service" at this FBO is without a doubt the worst experience I've had. Arrived with wife and young daughters (5&7) around 7 pm. Were instructed on the UNICOM by the FBO to taxi to the lower ramp. She said, "just pick up any available spot", no lineman available. We unloaded our luggage and after 15-20 minutes no one came to help us. We had to walk up the ramp to the FBO by ourselves and carry our luggage, about 400 yds. On departure, our taxi driver called the FBO from the road to request a luggage cart. Waited 10 minutes and no one came. We carried our luggage to the FBO. I requested fuel and the lady said she would radio the guy. We ended up AGAIN, taking our luggage all the way across the jet ramp to the piston ramp. We loaded our stuff, did our preflight and the fuel truck never came. I had to call the FBO on my cell phone and a guy answered...He was never told we were waiting for fuel!... JUST A TOTAL NIGHTMARE!!!
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From Scott Stout
on 02-Aug-2010 |
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Unicom, desk, and line staff was prompt and friendly. Fuel order was handled while flight planning. However, holding back a better experience rating is the following: the piston aircraft were parked on the lower ramp far away from the FBO. We had a good amount of baggage for our trip. No offer was made for helping us out from or back to our airplane with the bags.
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From Ken Jarosch
on 13-Jul-2010 |
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Flew in July 8 late afternoon. Helpful lineman got fuel for us quickly. Upon leaving the next afternoon, lineman loaded up our several bags and drove us back to our C182. Ramp was filled with biz jets. Took a cab to our hotel - Taxi-Tours. Richard, our driver, was EXCELLENT. Next day, with an unscheduled weather related earlier departure, gave us a quick but informative tour of Desert Island. Made the trip worth it.
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From Alan R. Stahlman
on 23-Jun-2010 |
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Flew in with our C-208 Caravan for four nights. Good airport with good facilities.
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From Mark Swatek
on 19-Sep-2009 |
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We did our annual recurrent flight training for the Malibu/Mirage Safety & Training Foundation here. The line service and staff were prompt, efficient, and very friendly. It's about 12 miles from BHB to the Town of Bar Harbor. Rent a car, it's definitely worth the time to go into town. Thank you Leroy, Cindy, Kelsey and the rest of the staff, especially to our new friend Bret.
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From Hamilton Potter
on 16-Aug-2009 |
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I want to add my thanks to the linemen at BHB. We always arrive with a King Air full of kids, luggage, the dog, etc., and they always handle the bags and airplane efficiently and securely. This last trip, by the time I got to the rental car, it was perfectly packed and ready to go (for security reasons it is in the parking lot). Fuel request was fulfilled as requested. Fuel and ramp costs are reasonable, but anywhere you go you need to check in advance.
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From Fred Carter
on 15-Aug-2009 |
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When landed on a Wednesday in July, all the cars were rented. Turns out that the price of a car was $120/day, but the agent told me the secret of a great vacation at Acadia National Park and Bar Harbor: There are efficient and frequent busses that take you anywhere on the island for FREE!!! Anyone who rents a car is a sucker. All the locals and frequent visitor use the buses. Parking a rental car is a pain, but the free bus service is the way to go. Don't be misled. Take the free bus from the airport every half hour, to the Village Green, and go on other busses anywhere you would imagine. GREAT vacation!
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From Scott Crenshaw
on 08-Aug-2009 |
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Good, efficient service. Crowded on an August Saturday. Great place to see beautiful, expensive jets. Rented car from Enterprise (Hertz wouldn't take reservation, said no cars available). No problems, no surprises.
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From Dan Herr
on 12-Jul-2009 |
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Received great service from Brett. He took our baggage from the plane and loaded the rental car.
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