Although the hours here say they are open until 6pm weekdays, they aren't. I landed there at 5:20pm today and they were gone already. The FBO is literally a construction trailer, there's no parking and the airport is in the middle of a dusty construction site! Can't believe CAA approved these guys. Pay the extra dollar and go to Duncan at PVU only 5 miles north which is first class.

Had a three day trip and only needed 8 gallons of 100LL. They are in the middle of remodels and construction but are willing to accommodate and make a quick trip inexpensive. Landing fees only apply to repeat landings and fuel is cheaper than Provo. Good experience overall!

Super friendly and they are on call 24/7. They are currently building two FBO buildings, which they anticipate finishing by the end of the summer! I had a wonderful time talking with the crew members who are aspiring pilots, and they handled everything for me without issue. A perfect small stop if you wish to avoid the large charges at the surrounding airports!

The guys in the FBO are stellar! Extremely friendly and on it! We had a last second route change (for weather) and called ahead to make sure they had fuel and a GPU. We landed and the team was ready to receive us with the GPU and fuel truck. So efficient. So easy! Can't wait to return and see the new FBO building when it's finished and the new eastern side of the airport they're building out.

The guys there do an exemplary job, they are willing to help. I called ahead to let them know I was coming in and needed fuel and a GPU. When I touchdown they were there, with that stuff ready to go. Thanks Utah aviation.