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- From Barry Burke Jr.
on 22-Oct-2007
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Back to the beach today with my wife. AT&T Cell worked fine in front of terminal, poor signal on flight line. Cape Air collected the usual $10 parking fee. Terminal was clean; airport folks were friendly enough, and efficient. Shuttle (US Gov't) is done for season. Walked to Race Point beach, used cabs to go to lunch and back.
- From Heath Gatlin
on 03-Sep-2007
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Pay phone is back up and working. Shuttle service to and from terminal is available by prior arrangement - call 800.352.7155 at least an hour ahead to arrange a pickup. The gate to the ramp requires a security code -- you can get that when you pay the parking fee ($10 for most). If you arrive after the terminal has closed make sure to have everything with you before exiting the gate--no code, no re-entry. Cell phone coverage is spotty -- if you walk around a bit you may find a signal near the runway-side of the taxiway.
- From Dave O'Donahoe
on 20-Jul-2007
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Cape Air very unhelpful when we tried to get info on ground transport. No surprise. Airlines and GA seem to be increasingly at odds. Great facility, short walk, maybe 500 yards, to beautiful beach. Changing rooms and showers provided. Only a small portion of beach is lifeguarded. Leave that and you leave most of the people. Dogs welcome on the unguarded part of beach. Shuttle is really badly managed. Supposedly they lost a grant so come to the airport on request but never go to the above mentioned beach access! In late July the only info on their website is Spring shoulder season schedule. Operates like third world transit. No schedule and likely to drive right by waiting passengers if you aren't careful! From town you can just ask and they will probably take you immediately. From airport, rather than hiking to visitor center, a fairly long walk, and then waiting 30 minutes, try calling 800-352-7155. Landing fees are posted on field but currently suspended.
- From Barry Burke Jr.
on 21-Jun-2007
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GREAT, as in EXCELLENT service today @ PVC! Not a whole lot of airplanes there today, possibly due to a direct crosswinds @ 12-15 kts. The Cape Air folks fueled me as requested (to a middling fill), called me a cab to a great lunch @ Clem & Ursies, and overall were fantastic to deal with. Thanks!
- From Barry Burke Jr.
on 21-Apr-2007
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Flew to PVC today, $10 parking fee. Provincetown now regulates cab @ $6/person, anywhere in town. Considering where I was, I find this all very reasonable, as you can't park a CAR for the day in P-Town for $10! I didn't buy fuel, but the Cape Air gate agent was very friendly when I stopped in to use the terminal bathrooms.
- From Corey Lanum
on 06-Mar-2007
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I came in on a Sunday in the winter, and this place is very different. No fee for a winter arrival, and there were plenty of places to park. Don't walk towards the terminal. It's well marked that GA pilots are supposed to follow a special walkway, but if you're not paying attention and just walking toward the only building on the field, you'll be in trouble with the FAA. Overall, a nice experience.
- From Becky Ikehara
on 12-Aug-2006
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Flew in from Central Mass on Sun Aug 6. Lineman was friendly and courteous. Parking fee is $10. Took the bus in to town and back to Race Point Beach (a 10 min walk), for $1 each way. It leaves the airport on the hour and half-hour. Saw a fuel truck but didn't purchase any fuel so I don't know the cost. I was able to tie down on asphalt, but later arrivals were parked on the grass. Didn't turn on my phone so can't comment on cellular service. The terminal building seems set up for commercial flights, but the restrooms are very nice.
- From David Reinhart
on 07-Aug-2006
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Forgot to add: the pay phone outside the terminal is gone. If you do want a cab, you'll have to ask the folks at the Cape Air desk to call it for you. Cell phone coverage at the airport is bascially non-existant.
- From David Reinhart
on 07-Aug-2006
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To make up for the increase in the ramp fee, there's now a shuttle bus that runs into town every 40 minutes. It stops at Race Point Beach on the way back to the airport. The price is a bargain at $1.00 per person.
- From Eric Johnston
on 29-Jul-2006
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Flew in today to Provincetown, No briefing room, supplies or cell phone service. Cab fee was high - take the free bus next time (seasonal) Ramp fee is up to 10.00 and the ramp folks said a landing fee is being put in place soon. 5.00 for single, 10.00 for a twin - in addition to the ramp fee. Fuel is high as well, better off going to Chatham or Marshfield.
- From John Tucci
on 02-Jul-2006
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Visited yesterday, $10 landing fee as stated, nice airport. Runway in great shape, lineman was friendly. Take the bus into town for a dollar, the cabs are a ripoff at $6 bucks a head. The bus runs every half hour or so. You will need to call Wx Brief for weather and to check TFR's as there are no facilities for pilots. Had a great time, look forward to our next visit.
- From Dr. Phil Benanti
on 18-Jun-2006
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Flew in for the day with my wife for lunch and a visit to downtown PVC. The Cape Air FBO is very "cold" and I found them to be extremely non-caring and non-smiling. It seemed to be a chore for the gentleman at the desk to answer simple questions and he appeared to be pre-occupied only with obtaining my credit card information. The $10.00 parking fee is outrageous considering the price of fuel and the total unavailability of services. Watch for the traffic...I was released for an IFR departure on runway 25 by Cape Approach on an IFR release and some incompetent was shooting a low approach on the reciprocal runway with absolutely no communication!!!!! I certainly will not return.
- From David Gomel
on 21-May-2006
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Stopped by Cape Air today (Sunday Morning) for a quick picnic on the beach. Staff was very friendly and everything was in great shape. Note however that tie-down fees have increased to $10 for the day (though I think it also includes and overnight stay). I didn't purchase any gas.
- From Scott Ainsbury
on 21-Feb-2006
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Friendly people at Cape Air helped us with a cab into town (still $6 per person) and restaurant recommendation (Fanizzis By the Sea). Both were great and worth the $5 tie down. Beach is a short walk from the airport and in winter it is dog friendly!
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