• Aviation fuel
• Aircraft parking (ramp or tiedown)
• Hangars
• Passenger terminal and lounge
• Flight training
• Aircraft rental
• Aerial tours / aerial sightseeing
• Aircraft charters
• Aircraft maintenance
• Aircraft modifications
• Aircraft painting
• Aircraft parts
• Aviation accessories
• Aircraft sales / leasing / brokerage
• Catering
• Pilot supplies
• Rental cars
• Courtesy transportation
• Courtesy cars (free for pilots to use in the local area)
• Public telephone
• Restrooms

Average rating:

From Faisal Karmali on 18-Sep-2011
		Flew in for the afternoon today. Was offered a ride to and from Weirs Beach, where we had lunch and ice cream and enjoyed the views from the beach of the lake and mountains. Staff was extremely friendly and helpful. No landing fee. This might be my new favorite local destination.
From Jon Moss- Captain/Short Hills Aviation on 31-Jul-2011
		On July 23rd we landed at Laconia airport with a mechanical. John Anderson of Emerson Aviation was most helpful in arranging us rooms and offering us a crew car overnight. He was most accommodating and there for us after hours. Thanks again to the staff at Emerson and their outstanding service.
From Rob Herring on 21-Jul-2011
		My wife and I flew up to Laconia on what had to be the busiest day of the year (Saturday of NASCAR weekend). Linda Emerson treated us great, as did the rest of her crew – found us a tie down, rides back and forth, always very accommodating. Self serve fuel has easy access at a great price. The FBO is relaxing and comfortable - can't say enough good things!
From Ryan Hogan on 23-Mar-2011
		Stopped here as part of a multi-leg XC. No charges for landing there even though I didn't buy fuel. Employees seemed friendly and helpful. A word to those who have not previously visited there, that the FBO itself is not clearly labeled (The building is labeled "Laconia Municipal Airport" and upon shutting down I was not able to see the Emerson label on the FBO door until I was within 20-30 ft of it). I was able to figure it out (my fault for not studying airport layout in enough detail), but I nearly ended up going to Sky Bright just because it was better laid out. That being said, I have friends in the area and will definitely come back again. Special thanks to Colin for giving me the goofy looking ATIS tool as a souvenir.
From Andrew Landis on 15-Jun-2010
		Spent the rainy morning on June 1, waiting for the client in a comfortable chair, had coffee, talked with Stacy, enjoyed the taxi to the fuel pump, talked with a mechanic working on a C310, talked to Stacy some more. Nice place! Hope I can do it again!
From Jason Ryan on 07-Sep-2009
		Perfectly fine airport and nice FBO--friendly, brought rental car planeside, etc. However, it should be made clearer that the self-serve fuel is wildly inconvenient and borderline dangerous at night. There were no lights until right at the pump (no taxiway lights, street lights, or anything of the sort), and it was pitch black. (If not already clear, the self-serve fuel is light years away from the rest of the airport, and requires a long taxi down a dark (and I mean dark) unlit, unsigned potholed stretch of closed runway to a point so far from everything else that I honestly could barely hear the Citation that was on its takeoff roll while I was pumping fuel.) If I had to do it again, I would pay the premium for full serve (and if that were the case, I would've gone to Sky Bright, which was cheaper). If you're considering LCI for a quick late night self-serve fuel stop, unless you're familiar with the airport, have really bright taxi lights, and have time to spare, forget about it.
From Roger Anderson on 18-Aug-2009
		Friendly FBO with self serve fuel