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From John Kramer
on 22-Aug-2022 |
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I know Signature gets a bad rap for most single engine operators, but Sig at FAY is a totally different animal. Yesterday is the second time I've been there in the last 5 years and was treated as "big iron" both times. Came in just beating a huge storm. Two line people offered to hangar my Bonanza to wait out the storm. I asked that they just top off my tanks ASAP so I could depart as soon as the storm passed. They both hustled to get the tanks filled then pulled the aircraft to right in front of the FBO doors just as the bottom fell out. CSR was just as attentive. Moral of the story...Not all Signatures are the same. PLUS a generous AngelFlight fuel discount.
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I know Signature gets a bad rap for most single engine operators, but Sig at FAY is a totally different animal. Yesterday is the second time I've been there in the last 5 years and was treated as "big iron" both times. Came in just beating a huge storm. Two line people offered to hangar my Bonanza to wait out the storm. I asked that they just top off my tanks ASAP so I could depart as soon as the storm passed. They both hustled to get the tanks filled then pulled the aircraft to right in front of the FBO doors just as the bottom fell out. CSR was just as attentive. Moral of the story...Not all Signatures are the same. PLUS a generous AngelFlight fuel discount.
