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Comments are submitted by their authors and do not reflect the opinion of AirNav, LLC. All comments must adhere to AirNav's Policy on Comments.
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- From Carl Carley
on 03-May-2008
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Landed in Punta Gorda at 5:30 pm on April 22, 2008. Brett took care of the airplane parking and arranged a rental car for us even though the agencies in the main terminal were closed. When we returned two days later, the plane was fueled as requested and ready to go. Had a very pleasant experience.
- From Mike Dwyer
on 21-Apr-2008
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Flew in for lunch at the Skyview Cafe. Found a place to park on the ramp but no ropes anywhere in sight. You have to walk thru the FBO to get off the ramp then into the Skyview Cafe from the street side. Line guys very friendly, no fees. Had a very nice sandwich with fries, good prices, and ok service. Landed RWY 15 which is smooth and nice. Would be "A" rated if you could tie down in front of the restaurant but still a good stop.
- From Greg Foreman
on 06-Jan-2008
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Nobody greeted me on the ramp. Went inside and was told about the self-serve pumps around the corner. Great self-serve fuel prices. Look for the big EAA building off to your left when taxing to the ramp and you will find the self-serve pumps.
- From Tim Shaw
on 19-Dec-2007
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This was my destination airport on a long trip from Ohio in a Piper 140. Nobody around to park me, had to move my plane after I went into the FBO (old Eastern Avionics building). $4.70gal and $5.50 a day to park. I think this is a brand new FBO, and things will get better. FBO appears clean and I got everything I asked for, so no real complaints. Landed RWY 9 on 12/8/07 had to back taxi. Looks like airport is well on it's way back after Charlie. I'll be back.
- From George Bock
on 04-Dec-2007
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I have been using this place for 3 years, misfueled 4 different times, will not move your plane, now with Airbus coming in nobody knows where to park or how to get your car to and from the plane.
- From Jim Morgan
on 05-Feb-2007
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The information contained on this site for KPGD (Charlotte County Airport) contains some information that is NOT valid as of 2/5/2007. Runway 9/27 (2600 X 60) is open for daytime use ONLY and back taxi is required when landing runway 9. The terminal VOR is out of service and likely will remain that way. Hours of attended operation are 24/7. (Possibly excluding some holidays) The pilot lounge is no more so you guys will have to sleep in the lobby (try not to snore to loud).
- From Steve Eshleman, N3463G
on 22-Jan-2007
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Self service fuel at $3.37/gal and parking at $4.50 day is very reasonable for the area. But services and friendliness are lacking!! Nobody came to greet me in my Cessna 310 on arrival, so I floundered around looking for a tietown with 3 ropes. After I parked and came inside, I was told that I had parked in the Jet Area, and would have to move. It was a very large area with no jets or other planes. I told them I had left the brakes off and it was OK with me if they wanted to move it. They told me they would move it for a $25 fee. The Hertz car I made arrangements for was not ready. I'll use Page Field next trip, even if fuel and parking costs more!
- From John Finch
on 03-Jul-2006
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This is a government owned/operated FBO.......Beware! When I landed a few days ago nobody came out to greet me or offer parking instructions. When I called the FBO on unicom, a nice lady voice came back and said "Mooney, just turn left and park anywhere you can find a spot". I taxied around for a while, and finally found a spot way down the ramp....With only one tie down rope long enough to work. When I went inside and inquired about linemen, one guy (out of 3 men behind the counter....All standing around talking to each other, and not busy) behind the counter spoke up, "yeah, all 3 of us are linemen". I questioned why noone came outside to greet me and offer parking instructions, help with tiedown, etc., and the answer was "we don't do that at this airport". Very unfriendly and unhelpful line staff. I will use another airport for my next trip to this area.
- From Noel Parent
on 15-Apr-2006
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I stopped here on 4/10 to refuel ($3.50/gal self-serve) before going on to other South Florida airports with pricey fuel. Easy to get in and out.
- From Bob Tridle
on 14-Mar-2006
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We've been using PGD for six years. They've done a good job of coming back following a devastating hurricane. The self serve prices are very competitive, and tie down fees are reasonable. EAA has nice building and breakfasts once a week, I understand. Friendly folks and helpful. You'll enjoy your stop, here.
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