Look elsewhere. Fuel is actually $1/gal cheaper at Spokane International Airport, and another $1/gal cheaper at KCOE if you use self serve. They also charge a "processing fee" on credit card purchases which makes them seem like they really like hidden fees since most everyone is using credit card for fuel anyway.

I flew in my C172 for a 3 day stay. I brought my own tie down ropes due to a previous experience at Felts. I tied down my plane. I requested fuel for an early Monday departure. Monday I found my plane untied. They had untied my plane to move it and they left it untied over the weekend with forecast 50 MPH winds. they had not fueled. There was no apology. They said they would waive the fees. A few days later I got a call from them wanting my credit card on file and to charge the waived fees.

Kalef was really helpful, came in and all got me setup to use crew car. There is a facility and other fee, but it was fair as i used their crew car. Thanks for a good experience, i didn't need fuel and they were totally fine with that.

Yikes they really gouge you on fees. I was told with a purchase of fuel the fees would be waived. However after I bought the exorbitantly overpriced fuel most of the fees still applied. Ended up working out to $10 a gallon for 100LL. I'd avoid if possible. Nice people but nothing special for those prices. Airplane sat on the ramp and we used their gate...

FEES, FEES, FEES. High priced fuel to boot. Dropped off 2 passengers on ramp who boarded another plane to immediately depart. I was climbing in to restart and leave when a lineman ran out on the ramp to tell me I had to go back in and pay a $10 fee. I went in and the fee was $50. To get it waived I had to buy 20 gallons of overpriced fuel, which I barely had room for, as I came in from an hour away. And there were other charges on the invoice when I got it.,NEVER AGAIN!