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From Trip Taylor
on 28-Sep-2024 |
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We fly into SRQ with several different airplanes and Dolphin has usually been pretty good to work with. Had a pop up to SRQ from the Tampa Area. We had previously fueled in the Tampa area and could fit the 200 Gallon min for a Premier. I try to always buy fuel from our regular FBO's and had it topped. Only took 130 gallons. So, they still charged the full handling fee. Lesson learned I negotiated a deal with Atlantic for our fleet of 18 turbine planes. Sometimes strict adherence to a policy can lead to cutting one's nose off to spite their face.
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From David Mitchell
on 30-Oct-2023 |
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I've been visiting Dolphin since 2016 and have appreciated the service and attention. They get busy but always make sure we are taken care of. They have even gotten better with Hawthorne leadership.
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From Daniel Villada
on 27-May-2023 |
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Sue and Eric were amazing at helping us. They have very good customer service and were very kind. They also went out of their way to help us. We definitely recommend dolphin aviation especially if your flying a single engine (no ramp fee/no minimum fuel purchase) which is amazing.
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From Ken Haenlein
on 02-Feb-2023 |
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Flew in with a King Air 200 required $225.00 landing fee or 180 gallons at over $6.40 per gallon. We will go elsewhere next time.
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From Mike Zukowski
on 13-Aug-2022 |
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I called Dolphin about flying in with my BE60 Duke. I was quoted a $225 handling fee that would be waived with buying 200 gallons of fuel...I asked twice to make sure we were talking about the same model aircraft... I only hold 232 gallons. Thank you Atlantic North for having reasonable pricing.
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We fly into SRQ with several different airplanes and Dolphin has usually been pretty good to work with. Had a pop up to SRQ from the Tampa Area. We had previously fueled in the Tampa area and could fit the 200 Gallon min for a Premier. I try to always buy fuel from our regular FBO's and had it topped. Only took 130 gallons. So, they still charged the full handling fee. Lesson learned I negotiated a deal with Atlantic for our fleet of 18 turbine planes. Sometimes strict adherence to a policy can lead to cutting one's nose off to spite their face.
I've been visiting Dolphin since 2016 and have appreciated the service and attention. They get busy but always make sure we are taken care of. They have even gotten better with Hawthorne leadership.
I called Dolphin about flying in with my BE60 Duke. I was quoted a $225 handling fee that would be waived with buying 200 gallons of fuel...I asked twice to make sure we were talking about the same model aircraft... I only hold 232 gallons. Thank you Atlantic North for having reasonable pricing.
