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| Fueling hours: | Hours of Operations: 7 DAYS/WEEK 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. After-Hours service available upon request ($175). FBO Front Desk and Line Service 816-969-1186 |
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Prices include all taxes.
Hours of Operations: 7 DAYS/WEEK 6 a.m. - 8 p.m. After-Hours service available upon request ($175).
Concierge Service available for car rental, hotel reservations, sedan service, restaurant reservations, tee-times, catering, conference room reservations, and meeting planning
Rental cars available through Enterprise, Toyota Rent-a-Car, and Hertz Gold Club
Mobile Jet-A and 100LL Refueling
GPU Available
Potable Water Service
De-icing (Type 1) is available
Heated Hangar Available up to heights of 20'
Ground AC Unit Available
Pilot’s lounge with leather recliners, coffee maker, TV, wi-fi, and separate sleeping area
Direct and easy access to Kansas City, Blue Springs, Independence, Liberty, North Kansas City, Raytown, Grandview, Belton, Pleasant Hill, Harrisonville, and Lone Jack in Missouri, as well as Overland Park, Leawood, Shawnee Mission, and Olathe.
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I go in to LXT fairly often due to a son who lives close. I always use SS gas pump on north end first then tiedown 50 feet away from it. Usually only stay the day or one night but never has anyone ask for payment. Gates on the north end seem to always be open for access, north building is open with lounge and bathrooms.
Everything that AOPA is doing to stop price gouging is happening at this airport. There is no general aviation overnight parking that you can do without paying for it. I stopped at the FBO Hangar 1 and did not need fuel. I am flying a Conquest II. The overnight fee was going to be $175/night if I didn't buy fuel. They have two bathrooms and a tiny office. WHAT AM I PAYING FOR? The lineman did not even help load bags or do basically anything. I could expect to pay $175/night if I pulled up to Million Air, but they have super nice facilities to pay for. It's understood. This place is very basic on a federally funded airport. I understand a place has to make some money. If they actually had a reasonable ramp fee and reasonable fuel prices, I would come back. Not now. FBOs have to realize that price gouging only pays once. Fair prices get people to buy fuel and keep coming back. I hope that the FBO takes this as constructive criticism and makes some changes.
Flew in for a Pilots-n-Paws hand off and the entire staff was very accommodating and friendly.
This is a rural airport. I was strongly discouraged from parking my own plane. The overnight tiedown is $20/night (single). They also have a ramp/-parking fee of $15 (single). Ramp fee and one night are forgiven with fuel purchase. These prices are exorbitant I feel.
