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I arrived in late evening Oct. 7th, got Mogas and went to use their bathroom. When I got back outside, Mr. Brown was at the entrance gate with his car, just to see if everything was ok as he was in his hangar and heard someone come in. It was and I was pleasantly surprised to hear that they use Premium Mogas and have been going through fuel pretty regularly.
Ok - took me 4 days to get a hold of someone connected to the airport. - I was told that the phone lines were down but just in case I am putting some other numbers down. There is no hangar space to put a Cirrus in during a snow storm - there is a plug but you have to bring your own extension cords for a preheater - no crew car - you can rent from JC Carrie (he was GREAT) Automotive - 815-273-2296 - airport manager - 815-275-2294 - Super 8 (owned by a person on the airport board) - 815-273-2288. They do not have wireless in the pilot lounge (which is marginal at the best) - but they do at the big building off the flight line. That’s about it - everyone seemed real nice but if you have to do business in the area (as we do) it is a marginal airport.
