FYI no courtesy car anymore.

I stopped in recently to top off 100LL enroute to Santa Fe. I was able to get 5 gallons for my Cessna 150, but the pump dispenses so slowly I had to hold the pump handle for about 10 minutes. If you have a bigger plane you could be squeezing the trigger for 30 to 60 minutes. The lounge is a long walk from the fuel pump, but it's nice for a small airport with vending machines and clean bathrooms.

For 100LL, it took us multiple attempts with 5 different credit cards for some reason, which was extremely frustrating as we were freezing cold and also cost a significant amount of time. We will not be landing here again.

I passed through Grants-Milan airport on my way east. It is a sleepy airport, and I was the only customer when I arrived. The airport manager was away, so it felt like a ghost town. However, after my skeptical first impressions, I was very pleased with the service (thank you Lynn Cannon). The lounge had a comfortable couch, the bathrooms were clean, and there is a small airport museum just a few minutes walk. Just do not expect a courtesy car or any frills though.

Stopped for overnight stay. Crew car provided at no charge. Bathrooms were quite clean. To the unfortunate pilot who had slow gas pumping…you need to turn the pump switch on. It is located to the left of the equipment and isn’t marked, but once you flick it to the on position the fuel flows great.

Normal business hours show 0800-1700. However, nobody was present to fuel our aircraft, and every contact number provided was incorrect. The restrooms are quite unsanitary.