About $100 all-in for an overnight fee for a single engine piston SR22.

Nuts - Set the record for the highest fee I've seen in 25 years of flying - $350 for a single engine piston. I went to Atlantic where they charged me $100.

Had to ask three times to get fueled, and when they finally figured it out they said they had the wrong tail number. I do not know how that could happen with three different request. They seemed very confused.

Avoid this FBO. Was charged a PPR violation fee of $165, which is acceptable. Then was also charged a $1000.00 fee for "illegally entering the ramp". They were the only FBO with ramp space at the airport. About the worst service one can receive.

Be ware of this FBO. Atlantic Aviation TEB charged me retail rack rate when using the Avfuel card to settle payment. After inquiring they stated we did not have a fuel release and therefore charged retail. They refused to adjust the rate. Fuel releases are not rehired in the US with the card in hand. They also charged enormous hourly (not nightly) parking fees and a $217 "security" fee despite purchasing $170G of fuel for a TBM. Never again- Stay away.

Overnight fees for a 182 add up to about $260.00 with no fuel. Not bad for a NYC airport. Friendly even for small aircraft.

Ignore the cheaper AVGAS pricing - they dont have any 100LL and dont service piston aircraft. You have to go to Atlantic or Signature if you come to TEB in a piston.