The fuel prices advertised do not include the fee for using a credit card; this is a very misleading practice.

They impose a fee for credit card usage.

New management, new pricing structure. This location previously served as my economical stop for overnight stays and refueling; regrettably, it is no longer budget-friendly. The front office personnel remain quite amiable, though I cannot offer feedback on the line crew since I opted not to engage in a game of hide and seek.

The service at Harris Aviation, now Vesper Aviation, charges a $20 ramp fee for a Cessna 172.

Perhaps they were just having an off day. There was no line service offered to marshal me in. I was skipped in line for fueling because apparently the other aircraft was taking less fuel than mine... okay??!! Furthermore, they fueled my B-200 incorrectly; they fueled the inboards first, then the outboards. They claimed this is the standard procedure for all King Airs! The fuel pricing also seems questionable. The advertised CAA discounted price is supposed to be $4.34. However, they charged me $3.71. They explained this was the 'show price' including taxes. I strongly disagree with that calculation. When I performed the math, it simply did not reconcile.

The new owners are adding to the advertised price of fuel a charge for using a credit card and another fee for cleaning and maintenance at the facility. Please take note of this.