These guys are great! An extremely innovative and attentive FBO that seems to be hard to find…read more We got in very late and the Line Gentleman was very helpful and I believe its safe to say that he went above and beyond the "call of duty." They've got great facilities and sharp staff that are ready to attend to your needs. If you're stopping in Green Bay, there aren't too many options but this place is top notch.

Staff - Super Nice…read more Bathrooms - 5 stars! Clean, lots of amenities. Gate Area - Clean, Family Friendly

This review is for the North River Express shop inside the terminal. It is self serve location…read more After paying 200% over street prices, when asked for a printed receipt, the machine was out of paper. There is a phone number to call, but it does not work. I will not shop here again.

I was at Appleton Flight Center last week for EAA. They were super busy, but took great care of…read moreme. I read others saying that they raised their rates during EAA. I am not sure what people expect as they had to increase the staffing for the traffic. I was called the night before my planned departure to confirm the time and get a fuel order. I indicated that I would like them know the day of. I called that morning and indicated that I would be taking 30 gals per side, but to wait until I was at the plane (old habit). They said I would likely get a delay in fueling. I allowed them to fuel without me there. On preflight, I found that the tanks were topped off (70 more gals than planned). I mentioned that to John, the lineman and Mary at the front desk. They both said they would let their manager know. On Monday, I got an email from Bob Woods, the manager, apologizing and letting me know he had credited me the difference I paid with what my home fuel cost was for the excess 70 gals. A great leader, who exceeds expectations, makes a great operation, and I can see why they are so good.

We used the Platinum Flight Center located at the Appleton International Airport as our departure…read morepoint on our return flight to Michigan after participating in the EAA AirVenture Airshow in Oshkosh. We had flown our WWII C-47D from the Yankee Air Museum in and landed directly at Oshkosh to participate in the Warbirds displays for a couple days. Our original plan for returning was to get dropped off with our luggage near our plane when we were finished with the Airshow. Then we would take off from Oshkosh. But due to the traffic in and around the Airshow as well as complications for getting our group and our luggage to the plane for departure, our pilot decided to fly the plane from Oshkosh to Appleton International Airport which was also closer to our hotel. Then we could all meet up there to board the plane and depart for home. The air traffic was much lighter and there were virtually no vehicle traffic problems getting our group to the plane. The Platinum Flight Center at Appleton International Airport is where we met to board our plane. They operate facilities to service and fuel charters, Business flights, private planes, etc, as well as passenger services and processing. They are located on the opposite side of the airport grounds and everything looked new, clean, and well maintained. They even loaded and delivered our luggage to and onto our plane for us. This could be useful for future airshows as well.

Home to the world's largest airshow, this airport is very large for general aviation. The field has…read moreeverything needed to make all crafts feel included in the celebration of aviation. Outside of EAA this airport is your standard towered field with a flight school, FBO, and two very, very long runways. Tower staff is friendly but the FBO is hit and miss with low staff levels.

Great Airport. The airfield, itself, is extraordinary. Great. Miles of grass, huge runways. it's…read morejust a shame it's become polluted with a zeitgeist of bigotry. But the airport itself? One of my husband's and mine's most sacred places. Been landing there since 1987.