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From Jim McIrvin
on 30-Oct-2011 |
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Update for transients: a game fence has been added, so there is now a gate that is closed after hours. To exit, just walk up to the gate and break the "beam" or drive up and there is a sensor in the pavement. To enter, the code is posted on the keypad.
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From Jim Armstrong
on 09-Oct-2011 |
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We stopped in for fuel with our friends in another aircraft on a cross country trip on September 30, 2011. The Airport Manager was very helpful and quickly fueled our airplanes. He also loaned us an old police cruiser so we could take a quick drive around town and get lunch. Turned out the best place for lunch is the BBQ place just across the street. Fuel prices are reasonable and staff was friendly.
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From Charles Balladares
on 24-Jun-2010 |
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Taxied to pump. Went to office and was fueled in minutes. Friendly fellow, very helpful. Was in and out is ten minutes. Good place to get a quick, inexpensive turn-around.
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From Jim McIrvin
on 31-Oct-2009 |
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FBO is open 8-5, and the after-hours callout number is posted. It's only a 1-man show; when he has to inspect the runways or go to city hall or to lunch, no one will be there, but he's always right back.
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From Brandon Ayers
on 28-Jul-2009 |
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Flew in for lunch, FBO was open. Flew home and called the FBO all afternoon to get a courtesy car for that evening for dinner. Called the FBO and never got an answer, called City Hall and they had no clue. Finally flew down and arrived about 7pm. FBO was locked up, and searched the courtesy cars for keys but nothing. So had to Settle For Dairy Queen. I was even planning on filling up the courtesy car. This is the second time I've flown in and had this trouble. The time before I was on a cross-country and need the fuel. It was around 10 am and FBO was open but no one was around anywhere. So if you plan on flying in, don't be shocked if the place is empty or locked up. And the Airport doesn't have Self Service Fuel.
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From Digby Solomon
on 17-Jul-2009 |
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Reasonably priced gas, clean facilities, and two former police cars for loaner use. Good facility, but bring tie down ropes if you're staying overnight.
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From Jim McIrvin
on 09-Jul-2009 |
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Based at RPH, so comment may be biased, but wanted to answer a couple of comment questions addressed by previous reviewers... Clayton's BBQ is next to Dairy Queen -- closed Thursdays. They are a lunch destination except for Wed and Fri nights. Bill and Bob are the regular guys at the FBO and they both will take great care of you as long as you treat them as you wish to be treated. Mike is the mechanic closest by, but Steve Pearce at the north end knows ragwings, homebuilts and taildraggers - both are excellent folks. We're Texas folk - if you can't find an answer from any of these folks, walk out to the road and somebody will stop and give you a lift.
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From Allen Gilbert
on 28-Apr-2009 |
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Nice airport. Good runways. No SS fuel, but I went from RPH to XBP where gas was supposed to be 50c cheaper. It was only 2c cheaper. RPH has good gas prices, and I didn’t meet anyone unfriendly! I only met 1 person, Mike the mechanic but he was way nice.
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From Gary Davis
on 01-Apr-2009 |
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Nice airport and good BBQ place within walking distance. But, bring your own tiedown ropes, and I'd recommend getting 25 cents a gallon cheaper self-service fuel in Bridgeport, 37 miles to the East. We found no self-service fuel, no fuel truck to deliver full service fuel, and an attendant with an attitude to go with the not quite full service fixed fuel pump.
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