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Lubbock Aero

 

 
The High Plains Finest FBO!
24 Hour Service
Quick Turns
Easiest in and out on the Airport
 
 
Lubbock Preston Smith International Airport
123.30
6304 N Cedar Ave
Lubbock, TX 79403
806-747-5101
Fax 806-767-8000
rcasler@lubbockaero.com
www.lubbockaero.com
 
Directions from town
Take I-27 north to exit 9.
From exit 9 turn right into the "Westport".
Lubbok Aero is immediately to the right or north of the Silent Wings Museum.
Look for 4 large tan hangars.
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Services, Facilities and Amenities
  • 24 Hour Service
  • Quick Turns
  • WSI Weather
  • Gourmet Catering
  • AvTrip Bonus Program
  • Executive Conference Room
  • 24 Hour Maintenance
  • Crew Cars
  • Wireless Internet
  • On Site Rent Cars
  • Hotel Discounts
  • Crew Lounge with Big Screen TV
  • Complimentary Coffee, Ice and Newspapers
  • Beautiful Facilities
  • Easiest in and out from the Runway or the Highway
  • NATA Safety 1st Trained and Qualified
  • Volume Discounts
  • Factory Authorized Service Center
  • Overnight Hangar
  • Customs Available (Prior Notice Required)
Aviation fuel services
Brand: Avfuel
Fueling hours: 24
 
 GUARANTEED FUEL PRICES 
100LL Avgas Full service    $6.19
Jet A Full service    $6.29
 
Discounts: 101g - 700g = $.15, 701g - 1500g = $.30, 1501g+ = $.40
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From Tim Temple on 06-Aug-2007
Had to overnight in Lubbock due to weather (Aug 1). Line crew was quick to hangar my aircraft and the ladies behind the desk quickly found me a hotel and provided a ride. Great service!
 
From Billy Joe Jackson on 13-Jun-2007
The fuel price at Lubbock Aero is $1.40 higher than at Town & Country. Oh, I know its self-service at Town & Country. Lubbock Aero ----- get it while you can!!!
 
From Andrew Yaggie on 13-May-2007
Overall very friendly and helpful...Fuel was higher than expected but they were good to work with. Will stop again.
 
From Jim Martin on 02-Oct-2006
The assistance on a recent trip to Lubbock was very enjoyable especially with the courteous and helpful staff at Lubbock Aero. I had some issues with the waste gate on a T210 and was pleased when the mechanics were able to fix a minor problem with the return spring. The front desk help was especially helpful. They assisted with the car rental and hangar accommodations. Thanks especially to Meagan. She was most refreshing and made all the necessary arrangements.
 
From Chad Sims on 26-Aug-2006
Very nice visit. The people were friendly and they had all the charts I needed to complete my trip. The flight planning room was very nice and even had a computer with unlimited Internet access, not just the standard weather programs.
 
From Jack Peters on 27-Jun-2006
I made an unscheduled stop in my Arrow at KLBB to wait out some bad weather. They were waiting with the red carpet as soon as I shut down. The facilities are excellent, everyone helpful and courteous even though I did not need fuel. After using their weather computer (they printed out much more info than I could use) and restrooms, we were on our way. I would not hesitate to do business with them.
 
From Jeff Harlan on 06-May-2006
Great service fuel a little on the high side but with all the oil issues going on I suppose it was still on the fair side. The cost of the hangar overnight more then made up for it! Friendly and helpful staff.
 
From Joe Dwoskin on 27-Jan-2006
Lubbock Aero is very unfamiliar with Cirrus aircraft, from chocks to moving the airplane. My experience Jan 19-21 2006 was an example. Reserved hanger space, and 1 hour after leaving the airport called to remind them to put the plane in a hanger re: wind. Not done, and found plane outside, 19 degrees F, two days later covered with frost and cold soaked. The rest is a continued comedy of their errors. Suggest Cirrus owners use another FBO.
 
 
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