The line guys were good and helpful, but be very careful if you must use this FBO and follow-up to…read moremake sure they do what they promise. I called in a day prior to let them know we were coming and asked for assistance getting a rental car. When we arrived, we found out that "Ethan" never reserved the car and the girl at the counter (Sydney?) just looked at me with a blank stare and would not assist in figuring out what happened, nor offered any help in procuring another car. No help at all. When you're spending thousands of dollars on fuel and services, you should at least receive some service. Very disappointing experience.

Love using Odyssey Aviation, Great FBO facility. And the staff is the bestread more

Sent multiple messages to schedule flight training via E mail and tried to call 3 times. Message…read moregoes straight to voice mail. Not professional at all

Poor customer service everything is automated none of my questions were asked, even their phone…read morenumber goes straight to voicemail.

My son is interested in becoming a pilot so we went over to the Austin E. Knowlton Airport and…read morelearning Center to inquire about their pilot licensing programs. This facility is also The Ohio State University Airport. They have a small museum and aviation learning center within the terminal building. The learning center is the most cost effective learning centers in central Ohio. I discovered that in Ohio you must be 17 years old, read, speak, write and understand English, and successfully complete a 3rd class Medical Certificate. Additionally, you must pass an FAA written knowledge examine, complete at least 40 hours of flight time (realistically more like 250 hours to be able to fly cross-country, at night and instrument flying. The aviation Learning center is highly regarded, friendly and professionally competent. There is a shortage of pilots at this time and with Boomers retiring the job openings should exist going into the future. That is a comforting thought considering the money I'm going to have to put out for a aeronautical engineering degree and pilots license.

The airport is owned and operated by the University. It's used for educational as well as general…read moreaviation services for the public. I'm told the school has a wonderful aviation program. The staff is very friendly and helpful. They had towels and drinks available. There's even an observation deck on the 2nd floor which brought out the little kid in us. No waiting like in the big airports. Some aspects of the airport brought back fond memories of when I first started flying in the 70's. A great place for interested kids or to snap some photos. Free parking. Don't have to be flying, you can just come for a visit.11/24