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Monroeville Aviation & Avionics

at Monroe County Airport

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From Joe Ludwikowski on 12-Jul-2008
We stopped in at MVC both ways from Atlanta (KLZU) to New Orleans (KNEW). It doesn't look like much from the outside but don't let that fool you. Service was great and they serve homemade food. We had 2 great breakfasts with them. It was a great break on our trip. Gas prices are just average but the down home hospitality makes it worth the stop. I will definitely come back.
 
From Danny Stephens on 04-Feb-2008
There is a catfish restaurant and a Mexican restaurant off the northeast end of the runway, within walking distance (about 1/4 mile). Walked to the catfish restaurant, ate, and was back at the plane in less than an hour. The catfish was pretty good.
 
From Frank Kimmel on 17-Apr-2007
I stopped in Monroeville because strong headwinds overextended our bladders and we needed a place to stretch our legs. We discovered on landing that if we bought 50 gallons of fuel, we could eat lunch for free. The only problem was that I only could hold about 40 gallons of fuel. I offered that if we topped off and contributed $10 or so to the "kitty" could we join them for lunch. We were told that we could not eat under any circumstances unless we bought at least 50 gallons of gas, but we could buy a Coke from the machine (that requires exact change). Southern Hospitality.....??? I don't think so! Away we flew, never to return.
 
From Erik Adams on 25-Nov-2005
Flew in on a wet nasty day in my King Air E-90. Broke out on the approach to a nice runway. Tim (FBO Owner) met me at the plane and topped me off while I sucked down some hot coffee. Service was fabulous and the Jet A was reasonable. A great place to stop.
 
From Ken Gaver on 08-Sep-2005
Super place to stop at. If you buy fuel you get free lunch inside the FBO. The homemade cakes are very good. I'll stop here whenever I'm in South Alabama.
 
From Don Grafton on 31-Jul-2005
No flight planning room or online weather information capability here, only the TV (weather channel). Lineman asked to fill all the way to the top, was not done. Does not fit my needs!
 
 
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