When you visit Atlantic Aviation Wiley Post, we’'ll go the extra mile to make sure all of our customers feel like they’re at home --– whether it’'s making you reservations at our favorite local restaurant or taking care of your hotel accommodations. Come visit us next time you’'re at Wiley Post Airport and experience Atlantic service for yourself --– it’'s what we love to do.
Call us at (405) 787-4040.
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- Aircraft maintenance on field
- Aircraft parking
- Avionics on field
- Cafe on field
- Concierge services
- Conference room
- Covered vehicle parking
- Crew lounge
- Customs
- Deicing services
- Gourmet catering
- Heated hangar space
- Onsite rental cars
- Onsite vending
- Passenger terminal
- Pilot supplies
- Rampside auto access
- Satellite television
- Shower facility
- Wireless internet access
- Valet service
- WSI
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| Fueling hours: | Mon-Sun: 24 Hours
On call service available by calling (405)397-0882 |
| Discounts: | Please call ahead for fuel discounts and a manager would be happy to assist you!
-No Facility Fees with a minimum fuel purchase for your aircraft type |
Prices include all taxes. Prices not guaranteed.
Prices include all taxes and fees.
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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 George Ingersoll C-172 N2209E
on 13-Nov-2018 |
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During my first trip to Wiley Post November 9th and 10th, Carlos and the rest of the Atlantic crew were most accommodating for our overnight hangar needs, and early departure the next morning. Once we secured our plane in the spotless hangar, it was obvious that this was indeed a first class operation. While loading the rescue dogs bound for Denver and preparing for departure, the staff continued to be very courteous and helpful every step of the way. With such hospitality and professional service, we will plan to return to Wiley Post, and to Atlantic.
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From Darryl Fisher
on 27-Apr-2018 |
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I stopped in with no notice and needed help with hangaring my Stearman. Evin and the entire Atlantic team were very helpful!! Great service and great people. I could not have been treated better! Thank you!!
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From JD Sims
on 09-Feb-2018 |
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As a follow-up to my earlier review, I was promptly contacted by Atlantic PWA management regarding our experience. Atlantic and I explained our sides of the story and Atlantic ended up doing right by their customer. I'm rating 4 stars now because the people are great and helpful and the facilities are great. I'm not going 5-star only because of the Atlantic Corporate policies involving fees, particularly the "drop fee" we incurred that spurred my initial review. We normally do purchase fuel when we travel as a courtesy. To be forced into a certain amount of fuel or face stiff fees is a bit disheartening. Other than the corporate policies (which apply to all Atlantics), great place.
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From JD Sims
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We visited Atlantic two times in one day in a corporate jet. First visit was to drop passengers off, then departed for some other legs later to return for the original passengers. At other Atlantic Aviation facilities, we have been told that they would only require one fuel purchase to cover their steep "handling" fees for the day. We radioed the FBO our intentions of "turning, burning, and returning" upon which time we would take fuel. We did return and ended up purchasing MORE fuel than the minimum required to waive some of their fees, paid the tab, and flew off on our way. A week or so later, our accountant calls stating that there are TWO charges from Atlantic. One for the fee, one for the fuel we purchased. Calls to Atlantic were fruitless. They said we cast our airplane shadow on their ramp twice, we were subject to two charges. Furthermore, they would not even provide a receipt for the other charge! They will be our last resort everywhere we go.
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From Robert Tanner
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Stopped in 4/14/16 due to weather at KOKC. Dropped passengers and inquired about fees as they aren't published to my knowledge. Was advised 170 gal Jet A or 290.00 ramp fee plus 10.00 "facility fee". Paid the fees. Went to leave, I moved the cone, unchocked both mains myself. Not a lineman in sight. One other airplane on the ramp. Complete disregard. What a rip!
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During my first trip to Wiley Post November 9th and 10th, Carlos and the rest of the Atlantic crew were most accommodating for our overnight hangar needs, and early departure the next morning. Once we secured our plane in the spotless hangar, it was obvious that this was indeed a first class operation. While loading the rescue dogs bound for Denver and preparing for departure, the staff continued to be very courteous and helpful every step of the way. With such hospitality and professional service, we will plan to return to Wiley Post, and to Atlantic.
As a follow-up to my earlier review, I was promptly contacted by Atlantic PWA management regarding our experience. Atlantic and I explained our sides of the story and Atlantic ended up doing right by their customer. I'm rating 4 stars now because the people are great and helpful and the facilities are great. I'm not going 5-star only because of the Atlantic Corporate policies involving fees, particularly the "drop fee" we incurred that spurred my initial review. We normally do purchase fuel when we travel as a courtesy. To be forced into a certain amount of fuel or face stiff fees is a bit disheartening. Other than the corporate policies (which apply to all Atlantics), great place.
We visited Atlantic two times in one day in a corporate jet. First visit was to drop passengers off, then departed for some other legs later to return for the original passengers. At other Atlantic Aviation facilities, we have been told that they would only require one fuel purchase to cover their steep "handling" fees for the day. We radioed the FBO our intentions of "turning, burning, and returning" upon which time we would take fuel. We did return and ended up purchasing MORE fuel than the minimum required to waive some of their fees, paid the tab, and flew off on our way. A week or so later, our accountant calls stating that there are TWO charges from Atlantic. One for the fee, one for the fuel we purchased. Calls to Atlantic were fruitless. They said we cast our airplane shadow on their ramp twice, we were subject to two charges. Furthermore, they would not even provide a receipt for the other charge! They will be our last resort everywhere we go.
Stopped in 4/14/16 due to weather at KOKC. Dropped passengers and inquired about fees as they aren't published to my knowledge. Was advised 170 gal Jet A or 290.00 ramp fee plus 10.00 "facility fee". Paid the fees. Went to leave, I moved the cone, unchocked both mains myself. Not a lineman in sight. One other airplane on the ramp. Complete disregard. What a rip!
