Service was adequate. The crew car costs thirty dollars, which is waived if you purchase a minimum ten-gallon fuel uplift.

Excellent FBO, I would recommend it. Staff met us immediately upon taxiing in, brought our rental car, and handled refueling right away, despite our multi-day stay. The fuel price was competitive for this region. Little America is a superb motel option. Be sure to check out the Big Boy locomotive, the Wrangler store, and the Plains Hotel as well. A further highlight is the Bunk House Bar located west on Happy Jack Rd. It strongly resembles the bar scene in The Blues Brothers where bottles were thrown.

Avoid making advanced plans for a hangar. It operates strictly on a first-come, first-served basis; they won't even take prepayment. Even with a mid-afternoon request for overnight hangar space, they refuse to confirm availability. I experienced quick fuel turnarounds when in the area, but the ramp and hangar service was quite poor.

The staff was fantastic, and they provided an excellent courtesy car for use.

It sounds like some pilots have had a bad experience, but everything went smoothly on our recent overnight. CAA fuel was inexpensive, though I was surprised the overnight hangar was $250 for a Meridian (we had an early start and were concerned about frost). The Historic Plains Hotel in town is quite an experience, as is a visit to the Wrangler "cowboy" store.