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Old December 1st 06, 05:30 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting,rec.aviation.ifr
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Default Chicago area from the southwest - advice?


bdl wrote:
Signature was a more reasonable $10/night. For comparison sake,
Shaumburg (06C) quoted me $7/night. Fuel at Signature was a
reasonable (?) $4.50/gal with a $0.50 discount for a weekend takeoff.
Ramp fee of $25 was waived with 7 gals purchased.


The 0.50/gal discount was taken off of the $4.50/gal so it net'd to
$4/gal in the end. Should have made that clearer

 




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