Signature in BOS

[falcondriver]

The first time I went to DET, the line guys told me to stay on the airport property. My captain told me, lets go get something to eat,"Friday Night", those line guys are just trying to scare you. That was the scariest car ride ever. I've never seen people look at me like that.
The line guys were right.
FD

 

[bigD]

I work the line at the AUS location and think most people that come through are satisfied with the experience. We've got experienced guys working the line and cheerful young women working the counter (who are actually enthusiastic about aviation). I enjoy my job at signature and I hope it shows through to our customers.

For me personally, I have no problem with the employees of Signature (granted I haven't been to the ones up North) - I just hate the policies. I realize that it's not the fault of the rampers or desk people, and I make sure I don't take my frustrations out on them. Part of the issue is that I'm still flying small planes, and I'm perhaps more conscious of handling fees, etc...than the Gulfstream pulling in behind me. In the case of AUS, I can always use Trajen, who at least right now, charges no fees for guys like me, yet I still receive the same services that Signature provides.

 

[Alchemy]

All the "handling" charges at Signature AUS are waived with a minimu fuel purchase.....7 gallons for singles and 20 gallons for twins. Slightly more for turboprops and jets. Granted, fuel is a few dimes cheaper per gallon at Trajen. Can't blame you for using Trajen, it's a nice FBO too. The old Austin Aero terminal building which they took over is pretty nice......

 

[bigD]

All the "handling" charges at Signature AUS are waived with a minimu fuel purchase.....7 gallons for singles and 20 gallons for twins.

I often fly out of GTU, and commonly stop by AUS to pick up passengers, so unfortunately I don't go through 20 gallons of fuel by the time I get there!

Both Trajen and Signature have very nice facilities, though. I just give the nod to Trajen because of the ramp fee.