Atlantic Aviation-East Ramp

Birmingham, États-Unis

3.5

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+1 205-591-6830
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www.atlanticaviation.com
Adresse :
4725 65th Pl N, Birmingham, AL, 35206
Arrêts et stations de transports en commun proches
450 mNE Corner of 43rd Av N & 66th St N
470 mSW Corner of 43rd Av N & 66th St N
590 mNE Corner of 43rd Av N & 74th St N
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Évaluation du lieu : 4
Birmingham, AL
While the facilities might not be state of the art, the always hot coffee, free tasty popcorn, and incredibly friendly service makes this FBO great to fly in and out of.
There are two couches and multiple chairs in the main room in front of a large TV. There are also two tables with chairs in the small dining area. Beyond that, it’s got everything you’d need (multiple computers, pilot’s lounge, restrooms, etc.).
Again, the best thing about this place is the friendly ladies behind the counter.
Évaluation du lieu : 3
Denver, CO
A small FBO that feels a bit dated inside. The staff is very friendly and helpful. It’s a bit odd that you have to call them up using an intercom at an exterior gate every time you drive in. I guess it’s just more security overkill.
— Buzz «yes, can I help you?»
— «Yes, we’re pilots»
— «ok, come on in»
Gate opens up.
What’s the point of this? Just leave the gate open. It’s probably a government thing. Although they check you again before the buzz you out onto the ramp. Like I said, it’s overkill and pointless security in action.