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Old 04-30-2011, 02:02 PM
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Question Mobile - Pensacola area airports

I am going to be on a return flight from GA in late May and want to stop in this area.

Any thoughts of the best general aviation airport to use for a three day or so stay? Cheap (well, at least not exorbitant......) 100LL, an easy to get Enterprise car, and relatively easy in/out ATC are about the only requirements.

Suggestions about what to see are also welcome.

Will also post in the N FL section
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Old 04-30-2011, 03:16 PM
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Default Apalachicola

I was in Apalachicola quite few years ago. I certainly remember dining well on oysters, chowder and other seafoods.

Here is a link to the chamber of commerce web site. Still looks a cool place.
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