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Comments are submitted by their authors and do not reflect the opinion of AirNav, LLC. All comments must adhere to AirNav's Policy on Comments.
AirNav's standard comment retention period is 3 years.
- From Edward Figuli
on 24-Jul-2009
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Arrived while the US Army Golden Knights were performing a demo jump. The airport operator did a great job of keeping inbound a/c informed of the jump plane and jumpers. Great service. Would stop again.
- From Paul J.D. Miller
on 20-Jun-2009
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Landed here June 2009 after running into some marginal VFR weather. Gorgeous area and very scenic setting. The fuel people were very friendly and helpful. The older terminal building has a pilot area but no wireless but it looked like you could plug in if you brought your own cable. The restaurant in the terminal was friendly and clean. Overall, I enjoyed the weather stop even if the facilities are dated.
- From Wink McKinnon
on 27-May-2009
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We landed here in our F33A for a 3-day vacation on 5/22/08. Parked on municipal ramp - needed to use our own tie down ropes. Raleigh County Memorial is open 24/7, pumps Shell fuel- paid $3.95/G plus $5.00/night - very friendly and accommodating staff. Picked up Avis car at main terminal. Weather station in terminal is antiquated, but there is a high-speed Internet connection - suggest you bring your own laptop for weather & DUATS. Runways & taxiways well marked and in great shape. You can pick-up your clearance with Charleston approach on the ground.
- From Daniel O'Roark
on 17-Jun-2008
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Had an alternator failure en route from TRI to LBE (Wednesday, June 11, late afternoon). Diverted to Beckley and a frustrating situation quickly became a very positive experience. Upon landing, we taxied to Albatross Air, Inc. Where Joe and his capable young assistant identified a broken alternator belt caused by a failed alternator bearing. Tim Kearns, the owner, had a replacement in and installed by early the next AM and off we went. The entire staff went out of their way to make us feel at home and helped us arrange lodging and transportation. I cannot recommend these fine people highly enough.
- From Tim Shaw
on 22-Dec-2007
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Landed here 12/14/07 due to weather. Was trapped for three days. (VFR) Line guys were helpful, provided transportation to and from hotel (Sleep Inn 59.99 a night, nice, clean), Fueled plane promptly, $4.55gal, good service, friendly bunch of guys. The day I left, I needed to de-ice my piper 140, $50.00 for hour & half in heated hangar (Albatross Air). Ate at the diner in the main terminal..(OK) Weather computer leaves much to be desired! This place is OK as a fuel stop, you don't want to be trapped here!
- From Bob Wilson
on 21-Oct-2007
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Our impression was that this is a very limited service FBO (seemed like purely a fuel operation) although the one individual we encountered was courteous and helpful. He did find us additional ropes when the ones at the very distant tie down spot came up short. We had no assistance in locating a parking spot or tying down and had to walk a most substantial distance to the nearest field access point and rental car. On departure we also had carry all our baggage a very long distance back to the plane as there was no convenient way to gain access back on to the ramp area with our rental car. The AVIS operation here has pretty limited hours probably modeled around the couple of daily airline flights. Call ahead and check. They will leave keys with the attendant at the fuel shack.
- From Michael Hippensteel
on 13-Sep-2007
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Landed for fuel and food. Told the lineman to fill to the slots. Restaurant was closed (Sunday) but there are vending machines. Came back to find my plane was filled. Manager discounted the overfilled amount. For that, I give them an A+. I will be back.
- From Allen Lieberman
on 28-Jul-2007
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Great service at this airport. FYI, runway 10, doesn’t come up short :-) as there is a 700-foot canyon at the very end of the approach end of the runway. Quite intimidating to see tree tops at the end of this runway especially to a flatlander pilot like myself.
- From Robert Beverly
on 04-Jun-2007
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Friendly service with fast turn-around. Weather computer is in the main terminal a few hundred feet away from the FBO. Charleston approach provides fine coverage.
- From Jim Duke
on 04-May-2007
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I flew into Beckley around 9pm on a Friday night returning to Toledo from Hilton Head. The line staff was very fast and friendly. I will make this my stop when flying between Toledo and HH every time.
- From J Wilson
on 25-Feb-2007
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This is a fine place to stop; the line service is great and they are open 24 hours a day. Avis car rental was on-site and helpful. Beckley is an interesting place with a lot of variety to offer -- skiing in winter, hiking, fishing and whitewater rafting in summer. Don't miss the Exhibition Coal Mine where you can take a trip inside a formerly operational mine during the summer and see how techniques and machinery changed over the years. There are also outdoor dramas during the summer.
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