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- From Bob Zajko
on 24-Oct-2009
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I love this place. #1 Cheap fuel. Real nice lounge. No they don't have tiedowns. (freight jets don't need 'em). No they don't have charts for sale. I don't care if the line guys "cuss" (they don't) because they have real cheap fuel, and that's all that matters to me! (I don't know what David is talking about. He probably pulled up right in front of the door and shut down blocking one of the cargo jets. Here's a hint- unless you're the President, don't park your plane there. Go park in the back side of the ramp out of their way. See all those old Lear 25s? This is a working freight company and they are not there to cater to you.) They are doing the flying community a favor selling their fuel nearly at cost. If you need someone to pamper you like some kind of rich jet snob, take your own advice and go someplace else and pay more! If you want cheap gas and free parking, these freight dogs are the best!
- From David Hake
on 18-Oct-2009
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I will make this simple...With 8 other FBOs on the field GO SOMEWHERE ELSE! If you dare to go, make sure you know the correct place to park, because if you don't, they will cuss you out. They will not even bother to get up to park you, instead choosing to mumble profanity at you when you come in to ask for fuel. The staff is extremely unprofessional and an embarrassment for the airport.
- From Jeff Funderburk
on 19-Aug-2009
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Royal Air fuel was at $3.89/gallon. The shop also let me use their air bottle to service my nose gear strut, and the mechanics and lime personnel were very helpful. They have no tie-downs on their ramp, however.
- From Reed Prior
on 13-Jan-2009
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Have passed through several times in recent months. Always great for a courteous, quick turn with cheap fuel. Also, they're always there, 24/7! Unfortunately, there was no hangar space available when I recently sought overnight storage on a snowy Saturday night for my C414. Not sure if this is typical.
- From Jeff Snyder
on 28-Oct-2008
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Service was quick and the price was nearly $2/gallon cheaper than another FBO on the field. I'll be back.
- From James Baum
on 25-Mar-2007
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Once again, Royal Air proved to be the perfect fuel stop. I was in an out in less than 30 minutes. The staff there was professional and courteous - all for one of the lowest 100LL prices around.
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