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From Paul Barre
on 15-Sep-2011 |
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Very nice airport. The line guys met us on the ramp, were very helpful to my passengers and me. Good fuel prices. I was very pleased with the service. Thanks guys.
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From Bernard Bargfrede
on 13-May-2011 |
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On cross country from Florida to Missouri, needed place to get out and stretch. Called in on Unicom from 30 miles out and was offered courtesy car and helped pump my fuel. Had car running when we landed, but declined using it and bought drinks there. Great choice for us to land, very friendly and helpful.
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From Larry Strope, .Strope's Motorsports, Mtn. Home, AR.N20045
on 05-Jan-2011 |
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Made a planned stop at PVE on our way to GA (never been there before) and instantly made friends for a lifetime. Them folks are the greatest and their facilities are just as great. If your ever flying near there it will pay you to stop in, not only in fuel savings but the blessing you'll receive
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From Chris Field
on 24-Oct-2010 |
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Nice facility, reasonable fuel prices and a nice courtesy car. A great place to stop!
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From Glenn Woolsey
on 16-Apr-2010 |
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Stopped on my way to Houston excellent service great fuel prices and a courtesy car to go into town to get a little bite would definitely stop on trip.
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From Paul Karasek
on 11-Dec-2009 |
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Nicest FBO I have been to in years. Took good care of us and cheap fuel.
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From Michael Dutton
on 10-Dec-2009 |
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The best airport service that I have ever come across. We were forced to divert into PVE do to wx. The people at that airport were wonderful. Hangared our plane, helped with a maintenance problem, gave us a car for two days, came in early for our departure...the best
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From Bryan Browne
on 10-Dec-2009 |
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On our return trip from Ft. Meyers to St. Louis area with 2 airplanes we diverted to Beech River after getting a low voltage annunciator and deteriorating weather. John met us at the fuel pump in the rain, After hearing of our electrical issues he offered us a hangar to work on the problem out of the rain. Just as quick Dudley a local pilot moved his King Air back and offered his hangar with a box of tools and a mechanic phone number. John placed our second plane in his hangar and out of the 30-40 knot surface winds that came the next day, tossed us the keys to courtesy car and some directions to a hotel. All this and a fair price on fuel. Hospitality at its best. Thanks, John, Dudley, Donnie and son and the rest who when out of their way to help us.
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