FORMERLY KNOWN AS "JET SERVICE CENTER"
**** NO HANDLING FEES OR RAMP FEES *** *** VOLUME DISCOUNTS EXTENDED ***
Newest FBO on the field directly accross from Customs Building with complete array of services including Line Service, Hangar Rental, Conceirge Services,Fuel we GUARANTEE THE LOWEST JETA PRICE ON THE FIELD, Special Pricing for First Time Visitors so Please call for details, we offer Goverment Fuel and Military Contract, Maintenance Repair and Paint and Completions on site...
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St Lucie County International Airport
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- Full FBO Services
- NATA Safety 1st trained personnel
- US Customs - great alternate to PBI and FLL
- Internet Access
- Courtesy Transportation
- GPU
- LAV Service
- Crew Vehicles
- Conceirge Services
- Catering
- Military Contract
- AVTrip Points
- Rental Vehicles
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| Fueling hours: | 7am to 9pm for full-service, 24 hours a day for Avgas self-serve. AVFUEL Programs! |
| Discounts: | *$*$*TRIPLE AVTRIP POINTS*&*&*
***NO HANDLING FEES OR RAMP FEES***
***VOLUME DISCOUNTS EXTENDED***
***ALL SERVICES AVAILABLE AT CUSTOMS***
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WE GUARANTEE OUR PRICES POSTED ON AIRNAV
Prices include all taxes.
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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.
At the request of Key Air South Florida, comments are displayed for 3 years.
- From Todd Warnock
on 10-May-2009
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Major changes at Key Air FBO. The prices advertised in references to fuel is accurate and correct! Do not let the old Handling fees make it a fly-by; they are no longer in effect. As of today 100LL for the Cessna 210 I flew in on was exactly as advertised $2.93/gal. Feel free to contact them personally to verify price and be assured that the Handling fee is gone. Very friendly staff and I believe they want our business and are determined to prove it. I hope they stick with the very competitive fuel price and make sure that the past handling fee stays just that "in the past" They have a lot of damage control to over come due to that but give them another chance. You will be happy you did! I did!
- From Mattia Lozza
on 25-Mar-2009
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Great Service and price. The self-service did not work and they refueled from truck at same price of self-service. FBO lounge very nice. PC station to check weather available. Clean restroom. Very nice!
- From Frank Browning
on 29-Jan-2009
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Key Air is a gyp joint! They add a $50 "handling fee" for a single engine recip to pump gas at 2.44 which brings the fuel cost to more the $3.00 per gallon They should not be listed on AirNav!
- From Terry Marshall
on 05-Jan-2009
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The savings @ Key Air make it worth a 2-minute phone call. Just returned from the Bahamas to the Midwest. I saved almost $300, including the handling fee, over the cost of fuel at my home airport. The service was fantastic. They were waiting for me @ customs when I arrived. My only suggestion for Key Air is to publish the handling fees
- From Antonio Molero
on 03-Jan-2009
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Yesterday I loaded my plane with fuel at Key Air and they charged $2.99/gal and with my AirBoss card they charged $2.94/gal for FS.
- From Bob Echols
on 30-Dec-2008
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This type of Shenanigans does not work. We cannot all be calling airports all over the county to calculate the true price. AirNav should kick Key Air off the website until they mend their ways.
- From John Mason
on 27-Dec-2008
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Such is the value of calling ahead. I just called Key Air and they advised that there is a $200 handling fee -Citation- bringing the price on 300 gallons Jet A to $3.05 per gallon not $2.25 as advertised on AirNav. That the first time I have had that happen with an AirNav site, I.E. Undisclosed handling fee.
- From Don Saunders
on 25-Dec-2008
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The price is Great you would have to be uneducated to understand there price. I loved the price the service and there honesty. I filled up with 90 gals and saved almost 100.00 over the other guys on the field. I will post on MMOPA and JET PROP sites how good they are. If you fly a REAL airplane go to KEY AIR.
- From Steve Edwards
on 24-Dec-2008
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Maybe this FBO isn't for you if you fly a small piston airplane, but for guys like me who are fortunate enough to fly a Turbine this place absolutely rocks! I stopped two times going to the Turks and back and could not believe their 1st rate service and gas prices. With my "handling fee" I paid a whopping $2.40 per gallon!! Of course I took 300 gallons each time. The math probably doesn't work if you're taking 30 gallons but even then, the price would be much lower than anyone in the area (or nation for that matter). These guys met me over at customs and were ready willing and able to fill me up! I really don't see where the previous complaints make any sense. I would HIGHLY recommend this FBO! Thanks guys (and gals!)
- From Chris Roddy
on 22-Dec-2008
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I will avoid this FBO thanks to the comments here on AirNav. This is a bait and switch.
- From Dennis Haber
on 19-Dec-2008
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The gas price is a bait and switch. There is a $15.00 ramp fee. This is very disappointing, and is being panned on the Cirrus forum. Charge what you must, but don't be deceptive about it.
- From Tom Burke
on 06-Dec-2008
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The price posted on AirNav borders on fraud. There is a $50.00 handling fee for single engine aircraft. When questioned the line person arrogantly responded that the $2.61 advertised price was for full serve but there was a $50.00 handling fee as well. I for one will never do business with them again and will be ready willing and able to spread the word about their business practices. I am protesting the bill with my credit card company.
Response from Jodie Chodak, Director of Client Relations, Key Air
Key Air Treasure Coast would like to take this time to thank everyone for the valuable input in regards to our new Platinum Fuel Program. Your input has helped us re-evaluate and re-structure our fees, allowing for a more cost effective alternative to make the switch to our FBO. We are looking forward to hearing from you and the possibility of serving your aviation needs in the future.
- From Joe Billings
on 03-Dec-2008
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AirNav needs to ban key air from advertising "$2.61/gal" when in fact they add a $48surcharge to each transaction for single engine aircraft. Nice people but Bad Karma
- From Bob Bliss
on 29-Nov-2008
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Warning, Will Robinson! Luckily I called before going there for their "cheap" posted $2.61/gallon avgas. There is a $120 handling fee on a twin ($70 or more for singles), bringing the real cost of fuel up by a buck a gallon or more. Don't get fueled, err, fooled, by the bait-and-switch! Buy your gas from someone else that gives a real price and doesn't game the AirNav system!
- From Bill Hempel
on 28-Nov-2008
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Be careful of the "Handling Fee" as posted on the web site it really changes the price of gas. "**Full service prices subject to Handling fee - Please Call FBO for details"
- From Adam Norwitch
on 28-Nov-2008
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I called to check on the fuel price for my flight to south FL from Georgia and found that there is an FBO fee of $50 for my single! Caution, the advertised price is not the REAL price.
- From Mike Ferrer
on 27-Nov-2008
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Gas price looked to good to be true. It was. They have a ramp fee that starts at $50. You need to factor that into the total price.
- From James Knollenberg
on 26-Nov-2008
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Beware of the "Guaranteed" full service pricing. There is a "Handling Fee" to get this pricing. Today, I was quoted $48 for the so-called handling fee. I think this is very misleading and I hope AirNav does something to discourage it. The fine print on the FBO page discloses that there is a handling fee, but it does not say how much. As long as this practice is permitted, it renders the AirNav fuel prices meaningless.
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