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From Jeffrey B. Chipetine
on 24-Apr-2021 |
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Landed KSUT in a blow. Low IMC, rain, gusty. Listened to the ASOS, which includes parking intel and headed for the GA side (West side). Manager Mike was on the spot immediately. Safeties the airplane, took care of the fueling, tucks her into a hangar, and all while being one of the nicest airport ambassadors I have ever met. What a wonderful experience and a welcome refuge after a long slugfest with the weather. Top marks to the folks that put Mike in this spot as the "First Face" for the Cape Fear Jetport. Well done all.
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From Michael Simmons
on 31-Jan-2021 |
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Let me start by saying that the service was great and I have no issues with the folks at Cape Fear Regional Jetport. I would visit again and hope to do so. My only concern is the parking and how convoluted it was on my recent trip as piston aircraft are instructed to park on the other side of the airport (near the old FBO building) due to limited tie downs space at the new terminal. I sincerely hope this is temporary, as the new terminal building looks great. However the message being sent (unintentionally I am sure) is not a positive one for piston flyers. There are also no designated facilities on that side of the field. There is a business occupying the old FBO but it is not aviation related and I am not sure how much they appreciate random folks coming through just to use the facilities. I am sure that you can get a ride to the new building if needed. It just seems awkward for the piston pilot.
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From George Pappayliou
on 02-Oct-2019 |
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Staff has always provided great customer service, the only negative has been terminal building (think: rundown 1960s prefab). A BRAND NEW TERMINAL HAS JUST BEEN OPENED. It is as nice as any I've been in at airports many times the size of Cape Fear. Tastefully decorated waiting area (beach themed), first class pilots lounge, kitchen, meeting rooms and enough TVs for a sports bar.
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Landed KSUT in a blow. Low IMC, rain, gusty. Listened to the ASOS, which includes parking intel and headed for the GA side (West side). Manager Mike was on the spot immediately. Safeties the airplane, took care of the fueling, tucks her into a hangar, and all while being one of the nicest airport ambassadors I have ever met. What a wonderful experience and a welcome refuge after a long slugfest with the weather. Top marks to the folks that put Mike in this spot as the "First Face" for the Cape Fear Jetport. Well done all.
Let me start by saying that the service was great and I have no issues with the folks at Cape Fear Regional Jetport. I would visit again and hope to do so. My only concern is the parking and how convoluted it was on my recent trip as piston aircraft are instructed to park on the other side of the airport (near the old FBO building) due to limited tie downs space at the new terminal. I sincerely hope this is temporary, as the new terminal building looks great. However the message being sent (unintentionally I am sure) is not a positive one for piston flyers. There are also no designated facilities on that side of the field. There is a business occupying the old FBO but it is not aviation related and I am not sure how much they appreciate random folks coming through just to use the facilities. I am sure that you can get a ride to the new building if needed. It just seems awkward for the piston pilot.
