A $500 handling fee was applied for the PC12. A discount for 100 gallons of fuel reduces that fee to $400.

Overnight parking at $275.00 for a TBM seems a bit high. There are other options available.

The 69 E33C Bonanza was dropped off quickly, and the entire team was extremely helpful. The ramp was quite full, so they managed to clear a spot right up front for us. There was no landing fee; they informed me that overnight tie-down costs $25. The FBO facility is clean and comfortable—I will gladly stop by again when visiting family in the future!

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Before you consider going to KGFL, I recommend checking their ramp fees first. I was just quoted $475 for an aircraft under 6000 pounds. They did offer a $100 credit towards the $475 if 100 gallons of fuel were uploaded. The issue there is that their fuel is extremely expensive. It is unfortunate that these FBOs can charge whatever they wish and the county does not intervene. If pilots avoid the airport when looking for a destination, the entire region suffers.