Remodeling is going on, so there aren’t any indoor facilities open right now (coffee, lounge...).

They charge for using a credit card!

The fuel costs advertised are not including the fee for using a credit card, quite misleading approach.

Harris aviation now vesper aviation $20 ramp fee for a Cessna 172

The new owners are adding onto the advertised price of fuel a fee for using a credit card and an additional fee for cleaning and upkeep at the facility. Be mindful.

No longer Harrison Aviation since they sold and there is a fresh proprietor. Costs for parking and services have increased and as a long time and regular patron I'm not pleased with the current operator.

They're pretty deep into the remodel now and I'm looking forward to seeing the NEW version of Vesper when it's finished. I got there at 09:30 and left at 16:00. The ramp crew were helpful and professional. Even with the tight space, the desk folks were very friendly and helpful. Thank you.

For an SE piston, it’s $115/night for the hangar. Ouch!

New management, new pricing. This previously was my bargain stop for overnights and refuel; sadly no longer a bargain. Still very friendly office staff, cannot comment on line crew because I chose not to play hide and seek.

Maybe just having an off day.No line service to marshal me in.I was skipped in line for fueling because apparently the other plane was taking less fuel than me....ok??!!They also fueled my B-200 incorrectly.They fueled the inboards first then outboards.They said this is how all king airs are fueled! Also fuel pricing seems questionable. The discounted CAA price is supposed to be $4.34. Well they charged me $3.71.They said this is show price with taxes.I call BS. When I did the math, it didn't add up.