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- From Alan R. Stahlman
on 31-Aug-2007
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We stopped here twice in our C-208 Caravan, staying one night in their pilot rooms both times. These rooms are great and reasonable! I can't say enough about how well we were treated and taken care of. We loaded up with fuel to make our way across Alaska and we hope to go there again.
- From David Hanst
on 23-Aug-2007
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If anyone is thinking of starting an FBO business or improving their service they should pay a visit to Michelle and the ACE fuel operation. Take notes, ask questions and do everything they do and you will be a hit to customers. I think that says it all-excellent operation.
- From Gary Silver
on 28-Jul-2007
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WOW! This is how all FBOs should be, friendly, courteous, kind, helpful and all the rest. Fuel at a reasonable price, clean modern hotel rooms right on the premises (in the end of the hangars) at about 2/3 the cost elsewhere, free laundry, bike rentals for which they don't charge you if your nice, and almost like being at Oshkosh sitting on the flight line and watching all the traffic or strolling about the airport looking about 2, 000 airplanes. A little airplane noisy but who cares if you are an airplane lover. Use this place, Michelle was great.
- From John Hayes
on 08-Jul-2007
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The airport is good but crowded. There was no one at home at ACE when we pulled in with our TBM 700 on a Sunday afternoon during business hours. Self-fuel prices are good but ramp parking is VERY limited so it is best to make prior arrangements. The controllers were very nice but not able to tell us where there was available space so we had to restart and park in the campground.
- From Rae Lovenbury
on 23-Aug-2005
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We were so pleased with Robbie at Ace Hangars. He took care of the airplane, had the hangar ready when we arrived and helped us out when we needed a "jump start". If you are looking for transient hangar space, call Ace, and you'll see what I mean.
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