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From Michael McCain
on 08-Oct-2012 |
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Stopped in Casa Grande for some fuel and decided to stay the night. The folks at the FBO were very informative and helpful. Richard Wilkie, the airport manager, went out of his way to help us out. The people at the Holiday Inn were extremely friendly and even paid for a taxi to get us back to the airport in the morning. The restaurant at the Holiday Inn was very good and threw in a couple beers with the steak dinner. It was a perfect stop. If you are crossing anywhere near Phoenix, put Casa Grande on your list.
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From Ben Zwebner
on 24-Apr-2012 |
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I always use CGZ for a fuel stop when I ferry aircraft through that area. The self serve is simple to use and the facilities have everything I need. The Internet was working when I was there. Great quick fuel stop!
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From Zac Armstrong
on 19-Sep-2011 |
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Landed here in the middle of a ferry flight from SAT to CYYJ in a Navion. Facilities are average/good but the flight-planning computer didn't have the Internet access working. Self-serve pumps are easy to use. Watch out for skydiving operations close to the field on the weekends.
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From Mike Skrez
on 29-Aug-2011 |
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Stopped in during the monthly EAA breakfast to buy fuel. In the past fuel price was discounted during the breakfast. When I looked at the receipt I noticed the price was not discounted. Asked Ray about this and he said the discount is not longer offered. He explained that this is due to new airport management; Steve Hulland is no longer the AP manager.
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From James Bockholt
on 17-Aug-2011 |
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Stopped for overnight on long cross country. Very Helpful staff gladly paid full service price in the heat. Stayed at the Holiday Inn which was nice, but trains blasted through close by blowing their horns loudly seemed like every 30 minutes all night long, didn't get much sleep. Thought I was in the "My Cousin Vinny" movie.
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From Herb Rose N657HR MII
on 18-May-2011 |
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Perfect place to stop, fuel, and rest. I felt right at home. Well done folks!
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From Don Fogal, N34707 Cardinal
on 22-Mar-2011 |
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Steve, the airport manager gave us a ride to the Holiday Inn at 9pm in the evening and was very hospitable. The city is lucky to have this former Marine taking care of their beautiful airport. Easy parking, cheapest fuel between Custer, South Dakota and San Diego. Stayed overnight on the trip out March 9th and plan to pass through on the way home in May 2011.
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From Ken Day
on 25-Feb-2011 |
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A great place to grab some fuel. Easy in and out. However, there are 2"-3" cracks in the parallel taxiway about where the lettering is so you experimentals with 4" nose wheel tires be careful.
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From Bruce Morey
on 24-Sep-2010 |
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Used SS fuel service on 9/20/2010. FBO, terminal, and fuel pit are all convenient and well appointed. ASOS reported calm wind, we chose RWY 05 due to another aircraft using it for departure. Landed with about a five-knot tailwind, despite the ASOS report. Double check the ASOS with the windsock!
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