Las Vegas Municipal Airport

at Las Vegas Municipal Airport

From Brian Smith on 10-Oct-2009

Deserted location after 5PM. No ride into town to get a bite to eat. No restrooms after 5PM. Pizza Pro 454-4040 delivered, as I was willing to give a decent tip to the driver. Notams say NO FUEL according to ABQ Approach.
 

From Jim Heathington on 08-Aug-2009

Bad service Wont answer phone and cant get a ride to hotel. Not even from the Plaza.
 

From Larry Fox on 24-Feb-2009

We called ahead before leaving Independence, Kansas to make sure that someone would be available for a quick turn fuel purchase. We told them when we would arrive and even called UNICOM, 20 minutes out and no one answered. After arriving at your airport, no one was there so we didn’t cut engine power. After waiting 20 minutes and about to depart for KABQ, someone arrived by vehicle and fueled the airplane. When we went to pay, they would not accept our credit card and would only take cash even though there was an active credit card machine on the counter and clearly posted signs of credit card acceptance. Fortunately between the 3 of us on board, we were able to come up with the cash and after paying; the lineman did not want to give us a receipt for our purchase.
 

From Donald Lambert on 17-Oct-2008

I stopped at KLVS on August 20, 2008. My experience was much the same that Travis Chevallier's had on 06 Oct. Lineman directed me to a pump and topped me off. I don't believe there is self-service fuel at KLVS. Flight planning computer was inop. That old telephone device worked. Minimal snacks available. I had a wicked caffeine withdrawal headache and there was no hot coffee. Fortunately there was a microwave to heat cold coffee. Nice folks. I was planning to fuel at KLVS on my way home on Labor Day. The NOTAM for the airport said, "no fuel." I suspect the airport was closed for the holiday and there was no self-service fuel.
 

From Travis Chevallier on 06-Oct-2008

Stopped overnight due to an approaching storm. Lineman suggested Plaza Hotel. The Plaza sent a car to pick us up (Holiday Inn Express would not.) No rental cars available on weekends without prior coordination. Gas truck was broke but lineman met us at self service pump and topped us off. Flight planning computer was inop but with a BlackBerry we seldom use them anyway. Minimal snack machine available. Nice folks. We'd go back for a gas and go and there are worse places to be stuck.
 

From Rob Hansen on 10-Jul-2008

Stopped in for a fuel stop on cross-country. Very friendly staff and super fast turnaround. Thank You C-172
 

From Bhuvnesh Saraswat on 06-Jul-2008

I landed at this airport @ 1 am... Not a single person was there to attend... I was low on fuel... Called on the number given in AF/D... The number was wrong... My personal advice not a good airport if u r looking for any service!!!!!
 

From LeWayne Garrison on 19-Apr-2008

Fuel truck is out of service, but you can taxi to the "fuel farm" and they pump directly out of the tank. Only a minor inconvenience but the price is good
 

From Rod Nohr on 25-May-2007

We were on our way west on Thursday 5/1707) and weather got bad and was getting worse so we stopped at LVS.. A nice young lineman helped us tie down. The lineman came in and helped us find a junker used car lot car to rent (cheap too). Nice fuel truck to fill w/ reasonable priced 100 LL the next day. Nice little airport that could really use a couple of rental cars or loaners and a bathroom in working order!!!
 

From Richard Natelson on 23-Apr-2007

I landed at Las Vegas Municipal with the intentions of simply refueling however, the weather, which was already IFR continued to deteriorate. We made the decision to stay. The man working there was not keen on refueling our airplane, nor was he anxious to tie down our plane. We attempted to rent a car, but none were available. One of the motels that said they had free pick up, weren't interested in coming to get us. We asked the man working at the airport if he would bring us to the motel. He refused. He did inform us, however, that we had better get a ride by 5 PM, because he was going to leave and lock up the facility. Finally, the nice people at the Plaza Hotel agreed to come and pick us up. They also brought us back to the airport in the morning. It's a shame that the service couldn't have been better. I'd love to go back just to stay at the historic Plaza Hotel.
 

From LeWayne Garrison on 31-Mar-2007

Landed Saturday afternoon. Had to go look for lineman, he was at another hangar. He took care of us quickly after being located.
 

From Ken Christian on 23-Mar-2007

A little used airport with adequate services. There were two line service people (assume city employees) who did their job, and seemed knowledgeable about lodging and rental cars. They suggested we stay in the historic Plaza Hotel. The Plaza is a beautifully restored 100+-year-old hotel with great service and good food. The hotel manager provided prompt and courteous airport transportation along with tourist tips. We spent one night, and enjoyed a self-guided historic walking tour of the city. The Chamber of Commerce office has much tourism info. The office is in the Amtrak train station next to an abandon Harvey Hotel. An excellent over night destination for a couple of flat-landers fliers.
 

From Patric Coggin on 15-Nov-2006

Speedy, friendly, but expensive. I've thrown away my fuel stub, but it was well over $4/gallon for fuel.
 

From Cam Benton on 13-Nov-2006

Stopped with my son. ASOS didn't describe the work being done on RWY 2 but saw the "X" and landed 32. Once down I pulled my top cowl to adjust for high oil temps. Airport Manager was friendly and helpful, as he made a special trip to grab tools for me to borrow. Very nice experience at a neat and welcoming airport. I'll be back.