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From Ken Maples
on 18-Oct-2011 |
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Nice place. After I landed I asked for a fillup of oxygen and they came out with the cart in under 5 minutes. Very friendly folks. The lobby of the FBO is small town FBO style, not big city. But it's very pleasant and clean. I'll be back.
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From Gordon Feingold
on 01-Oct-2011 |
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Nice airport; lots of GA activity. Excellent fuel price. Flow rate on self-serve fuel pump is a little low, but it makes for a good hand strengthening exercise.
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From Tom McIntosh
on 11-Sep-2011 |
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Stopped in today to fuel, since I patronized their competitor the last time and wanted to share my business between them. Unfortunately, there was a sign on the pump control island that said "Out of gas." Really???? We had no choice but to go back across the ramp to the "other guy."Response from John P. Vick, Partner, Twin Peaks Aviation
Actually, both FBO's were out of fuel last week.. I was informed that there were delays in getting fuel due to the Labor Day Weekend shutdown at the refinery.
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From Lew Ganter
on 18-Aug-2011 |
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Great service from Jamie and Bill Thanks again. Best fuel price around. Just a super stop. Burgers were good at the burger stand! We will be back.
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From Doyce Graham
on 19-Jun-2011 |
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Excellent service from Jamie. Hangar fee was quite reasonable when space is available. Fuel was $4.99 at the time. Early June 2011. Rental car delivered to back door of FBO building. Airport was busy with jumpers just west of the runway. Definitely recommended.
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From John Schwery
on 29-Jul-2010 |
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Owner was very helpful in storing my plane for 4 days. Would highly recommend this FBO to anyone. The Owner is on site and always answered his phone, even on Sunday AM! Response from Warren Rempel, Partner, Twin Peaks Aviation
Self Serve pump if fully operational as of Oct 22nd.
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From WD Lewis
on 13-Aug-2009 |
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Flying East from CA I usually stop here for well-priced fuel on a good airport. Just beware it is just west of the last peaks of the Rockies. Once over those peaks you'll have to drop like a rock.
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From Dan MacDonald
on 29-Jul-2009 |
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I stopped here for fuel today... 3 pm on a summer weekday and nobody was there. The self-serve fuel worked fine, and the bathroom on the west side of the building was open.
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