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Elizabeth City/Pasquotank County Regional Airport

at Elizabeth City Coast Guard Air Station/Regional Airport

North Eastern North Carolina Premier airport. The Gateway to the Outer Banks of North Carolina and located on the Harbor of Hospitality.
Services, Facilities and Amenities
  • Airport Management
  • Aviation Fuel
  • Aircraft Parking
  • Passenger Terminal and Lounge
  • Pilot Supplies
  • Catering
  • Rental Cart
  • Courtesy car
  • Pilots lounge/ snooze room
  • Computerized weather
  • Restrooms
  • Power cart
Aviation fuel services
Brand: Shell
Fueling hours:  8am-9pm Monday - Friday
8am-5pm Saturday - Sunday - Holidays
Closed Christmas and New Year's Day
After hours on call 252-489-8977
 
 GUARANTEED FUEL PRICES 
100LL Avgas Full service    $3.75
100LL Avgas Self service    $3.45
Jet A Full service    $3.49
 
Discounts: cash / volume discount for JET A
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Contact information
Radio:UNICOM 122.95
Address:1028 Consolidated Rd
Elizabeth City, NC 27909
United States of America
Telephone: 252-335-5634
toll-free 1-877-359-5324
Fax:252-335-0504
Email:shinton@ecgairport.com
Web site:www.ecgairport.com
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From Terrence Miles on 13-Nov-2009
I am retired and do a lot of cross-country flying from NH to Chicago to Denver and down to FL and all points in between. I rely on AirNav and I am grateful to all who contribute to this forum. In this particular trip I was going from Palm Beach, FL to Harrisburg, PA and used KECG as a fuel stop based on AirNav fuel price info. They were top shelf all the way. I was given the use of a hangar to fix a small MX problem. I got great advice on the local area for an overnight B&B. Everybody treated me really fine in every respect. I would not only stop back in here again, I am adding it to add this to my list of places to go. Elizabeth City is a historic town every bit as much as Charleston or Savannah and is in extreme northeast NC and a wonderful little town well off the tourist trap radar sites. Thanks to Walter, to Wendy and to Scott.
 
From Kevin Keith on 18-Aug-2009
Fantastic service and friendliness. Phil picked us up at the plane and drove us in. He and Wendy got us straight on all the local places to see, stay and eat. Once we landed it was the red carpet treatment all the way. Dale was there the next morning early to untie and help us load. Been to a lot of FBO's and if in the area you need to stop here it's at the top of my list. We had just came from first flight airport FFA which is a must see then stopped at ECG for fuel. God blessed us with Thunderstorms and we had to stay here overnight with these fine folks.
 
From Dale Warren on 04-Jul-2009
I stopped in for Fuel and a quick turn around and Chris was on the ball. He picked me up at the plane drove me to the front door, showed me the flight planning office offered me free soda and water. He had the plane fueled and ready after I filed my next flight plan and all without any delay. I'll be back when I can spend more time. Thanks for the best service I've ever received.
 
From Flight Nut on 28-May-2009
We flew in on 18 May for a brief vacation. Wendy treated us wonderfully throughout our stay and upon return from our sightseeing trips up and down the coast. The whole team is service-focused. We got maps, directions, restaurant recommendations, lots of smiles and hospitality. Renting a car from the FBO was both easy and inexpensive ($35/day tax included). Fuel is the cheapest imaginable anywhere (we bought self-serve at $3.15). The tower personnel are crisp and professional, no raw nerves or rudeness. This is our new favorite vacation getaway for the Outer Banks. Oh, and we made the obligatory flight to the Wright Memorial airstrip. Ultimate history and nostalgia, even for my wife. We'll be back!!
 
From Michael Laramee on 08-Apr-2009
New restaurant on the field open for breakfast and lunch. Good food, cheap! Adds to an already attractive destination.
 
From Omer Perlstein on 26-Feb-2009
Great Service! We landed on Feb. 17th, the crew was very warm and nice and lovely to us, good fuel prices, and a very cozy and homey feeling to the place, yet providing the services every professional pilot needs prior or between flights, we'll definitely be back!
 
From Craig Groff on 16-Feb-2009
Great FBO! The gal working was great and the airport manager was on hand as well! We used the courtesy car to grab a bite to eat! Great experience! Recommend to anyone for a stop. Fuel price was really good also. We will be back for a weekend when it gets warmer! Thank you!
 
From Warren Bishop on 13-Jul-2008
Stopped here do to wx. Staff met us with covered golf cart to ride to terminal "out" of the rain. Nice facilities, with good fuel prices. They offered us courtesy car, but we elected to stay to wait out wx. Would recommend this stop to anyone.
 
From Garrett Dernoga on 31-Mar-2008
We had a great 2-hour stop here at ECG while waiting for some weather to pass. My wife and I hung out in the lounge and I watched the NCAA March Madness games while she surfed the net on the computer. Danny, the line guy, was very courteous (he even came out to the plane with an umbrella so my wife wouldn't get wet). Facilities are clean and well maintained and we will definitely be back.
 
From Michael Cos on 03-Dec-2007
Dropped in on October 12 and on October 15 on a flight from Boston-Key West-Boston. Service could not have been better. A ramp employee was waiting on the ramp to park us and we were promptly fueled. Staff was very helpful, friendly, and professional...And they remembered who we were and inquired about our trip when we returned the second time. We were offered the courtesy car (a Lincoln Town Car) and given advice as to where to grab a good bite to eat in town. As mentioned by another reviewer, the soda from the refrigerator was "on the house." The facility was very cozy and clean. Great job guys!
 
From Michael Harbater on 31-Oct-2007
Linked with a Savannah based pilot on an Angel Flight mission on 10/28/07 at ECG. We were guided to the ramp in and parked in close proximity of each other to ease the transfer of the patient's bags. Fueling was prompt and courteous the facility was clean and inviting and when I took a can of soda out of the refrigerator and asked "how much?” I was told that it's on the house. A 75-cent can of pop is not a reason to pick an FBO but it was indicative of the kind of folks that staff the place. Worth the stop and worth my business.
 
 
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