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- From Duffy Fainer
on 22-Jul-2007
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Busy Oshkosh transition day...Even an ultralight flying in from SoCal. Fast attentive service on the line, and friendly help at the desk ..And fortunately the coveted courtesy car. Cool town, no lack of touristy shops in Old Laramie. Glad I stopped here. Memorable white-knuckle takeoff with all my 115hp in the Beech Skipper. Probably the only one ever here.
- From Robert Hinna
on 15-Nov-2006
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Flew into Laramie for a WYO football game. Showed up a little late, and the place was practically deserted. I would recommend getting rental cars, hotel rooms, etc. a day or so before arriving, especially on game days. When we showed up there was no rental cars, loner cars, or even a taxi available due to the game. We offered a local family to drive us to the game for $30 to, which they gladly accepted, and ended up letting us keep the cash! REALLY nice people here!
- From Barry Brannan
on 07-Aug-2006
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I agree with others comments. Gas is up to 4.15 but that's life. Friendly folks.
- From Mike Jesch
on 03-Aug-2006
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Fuel price was $3.95, as advertised. Used a crew car to get to the hotel (forget now which one...) Recommend the Library for dinner, a brewpub across the street from the University. The folks there at Cowboy Aviation are great, and I recommend this for a fuel stop.
- From Alan Groves
on 31-Jul-2006
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We arrived Saturday evening, July 30th, returning from Oshkosh. Town was busy with the overflow from Cheyenne Frontier Days, last week in July. Got the last two rooms in the Hampton Inn. Cowboy Aviation has two crew cars and we used one for the evening. I highly recommend Altitude for dinner. You know it's a good place when people are waiting on the street for dinner. The airport is high but with long runways and cool temps in the morning, takeoff was no problem but the climb was slow.
- From Dan Robertson
on 19-Jul-2006
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Folks at Cowboy Aviation are friendly and helpful. We got help upon arrival with finding a hotel (Hampton Inn, east of the university), whose manager personally came out to pick us up -- Taxi service in Laramie is tough to find... Had a really good meal across the street from the hotel at Wingers -- an informal place with quick and friendly service.
- From Jeff Hodge
on 26-Jun-2006
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Great crew working here, very helpful. We used car to run into town to drop our daughter off at the University. Wonderful place. These guys go above and beyond to meet your needs. And the fuels prices are very competitive with anyone within 250 miles.
- From Philip Greenspun
on 17-Jun-2006
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Ben, the cheerful and helpful line guy, pushed our R44 helicopter into the hangar overnight, lent us the courtesy car, and called the Hampton Inn for us (this is a pretty nice hotel). We were not charged for the overnight hangar due to low demand during the summer months. Had a good vegetarian dinner at Sweet Melissa's restaurant downtown. A good place to stop, but maybe not a good place for a quick lunch because the airport is pretty far from downtown.
- From Charles Luce
on 20-Jun-2005
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Spent Fathers' Day 2005 in Laramie, and a few hours at Cowboy Aviation. Great people and service. Nice pilot's lounge w/ WSI weather and sat TV. Had the use of a courtesy car all day AND overnight when weather at destination kept me in Laramie longer than planned. Even a good tip for a hotel. Fun old downtown. Try the Overland Restaurant at 100 Ivinson Ave by the railraod tracks for breakfast or lunch. Bibliophiles should not miss Adams & Adams Booksellers and the Grand Newsstand (right next to each other on Grand Ave.)
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