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From A Risk
on 03-Apr-2020
My favorite place to fly to. After fueling Take a moment to look around at the surrounding mountains while enjoying some ice cream. If you have time head into town for some amazing Mexican food at Garcia's in Blythe or to the Colorado River to cool down or just go fishing. The guys at Patton aviation are great. Lots of WW II history at this airport.
From Alireza Alivandivafa
on 29-Apr-2019
The pumps weren't self-serve - which makes no sense, since they are literally just in need of a card lock. The FBO has rather limited hours, which makes things difficult, but they were nice enough and helped us out. Ice cream sandwiches are a nice touch in the hot desert.
From Kurt Howerton
on 03-Jan-2018
Day 1 of a ferry flight from the Bay Area to South Carolina. Stopped for fuel and there's no card lock for self serve fuel. FBO had just closed and charged a $25 call out fee. It's the 21st century - why no credit card reader?
Response from Simon Powell, Manager/Director, Patton Aviation LLC Patton Aviation LLC only took control of the FBO in February 2017 and is in the process of updating the FBO and fuel tank and pump system that has not been updated since new. 100LL will be automated soon. Please stop by again and see the difference as the airport grows.
My favorite place to fly to. After fueling Take a moment to look around at the surrounding mountains while enjoying some ice cream. If you have time head into town for some amazing Mexican food at Garcia's in Blythe or to the Colorado River to cool down or just go fishing. The guys at Patton aviation are great. Lots of WW II history at this airport.
The pumps weren't self-serve - which makes no sense, since they are literally just in need of a card lock. The FBO has rather limited hours, which makes things difficult, but they were nice enough and helped us out. Ice cream sandwiches are a nice touch in the hot desert.
Day 1 of a ferry flight from the Bay Area to South Carolina. Stopped for fuel and there's no card lock for self serve fuel. FBO had just closed and charged a $25 call out fee. It's the 21st century - why no credit card reader?