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- From Bob Wilburn
on 04-Oct-2008
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Gustav destroyed one of the hangars at the airport. The fuel pump was marked inop until further notice.
- From Kevin Murray
on 22-Aug-2007
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Still stopping after all these years! I usually stop late at night or on the weekends but this time I stopped during the day. Yvonne, the airport manager, was very nice. Fuel price was good and the facilities were clean as usual. This is a great stopping place. The end of the runway is mere feet from the fuel pump. Easy gas and go!
- From Chris Davis
on 19-Apr-2007
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GCO was broken, no phone, and LOC was out of service. The airport manager was nice and showed us how to operate the pumps.
- From Kevin Murray
on 02-Jul-2006
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My wife and I stopped on July 2 around 4:00 am. We brewed a pot of coffee and checked the weather on our way back to Houston. It's a great FBO and we really appreciate that it's open 24 hours for the wee-hour travellers. It's a great place to stop and has very nice facilities. There's a sign on the door that everyone needs to heed - keep the door closed because of the mosquitos! Some places have guard dogs, this place had guard mosquitos!
- From Charlie Guarino
on 24-Jan-2006
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Outstanding airport. Easy to use. Yvonne is awesome. As for the pump, I've used it a lot and used to have some problems with it. Now I wait 10 or 20 seconds after the pump turns on before flipping on the switch on the side of the pump. This technique has not failed yet. I don't know if I've been lucky or this really works but since I started doing it this way it has always worked as compared to 50% success before. I can't promise it will work for you but at least you can feel like you are doing something.
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