I don't rely on their reviews after I found out that they let their advertisers selectively remove and edit the reviews on the business. You can not rely on it in the face of a disreputable business.
I don't rely on their reviews after I found out that they let their advertisers selectively remove and edit the reviews on the business. You can not rely on it in the face of a disreputable business.
BULLPOOP. Maybe that happened in your case (likely the business wasn't one of their "paying" cusotmers), but in mine they not only removed the derogatory information from a disreputable business, they allowed the business to post reviews under pseudonyms impugning the review I had posted. Others here can related similar stories. If you PAY Airnav, you can get what you want removed/placed on that site. It is NOT reputable.They cannot remove them, they can dispute them and Airnav then sends the reviewer an email asking for further information.
I do.It's time for my annual ad renewal with Airnav, and I'm wondering if anyone still uses them?
BULLPOOP. Maybe that happened in your case (likely the business wasn't one of their "paying" cusotmers), but in mine they not only removed the derogatory information from a disreputable business, they allowed the business to post reviews under pseudonyms impugning the review I had posted. Others here can related similar stories. If you PAY Airnav, you can get what you want removed/placed on that site. It is NOT reputable.
I never read the reviews tbh...
Well, I wrote you a good review ... again ... and they failed to post it ... again. I wonder what they're smoking over there (on AirNav). I want some too!I'll try to write you a good review again. Maybe they'll let it slip in this time.
I use it a lot, but I would use it more if they would publish their fee schedule (ramp fee, hangar fee, landing fee etc). When I flew Florida to California last year, it got tedious just thinking about calling all the possible rest and fuel stops, along with alternated. Why deviate even a little to save $30 bucks on fuel if you are going to have to pay a $30 landing fee for the privilege. Sometimes I find that in the remarks, but the amount I pay rarely matches up with that mentioned in the remarks.
I also use it to find out about the availability of crew cars and whether there is a restaurant on site and their business hours.
Circa 1998 design that for some reason is set in stone, but yes I use it literally every day...
spend some $$$ on a redesign maybe?
I wish the people responsible for user interface design at Microsoft would learn that lesson!...If it ain't broke, don't fix it!
It's time for my annual ad renewal with Airnav, and I'm wondering if anyone still uses them?
With Garmin Pilot's continued growth, it has become my go-to source for airport information, supplanting Airnav. I suspect Foreflight users have done the same, but I'm prepared to be surprised. Is Airnav still part of your preflight checks?
Well, I wrote you a good review ... again ... and they failed to post it ... again. I wonder what they're smoking over there (on AirNav). I want some too!
Email sent. We'll see what kind of an excuse they come up with this time. "My dog ate your review"?Please contact Gina Garmon at Gina AT airnav.com to figure this out, Lou. I'm not paying them good money only to have them block good reviews!
Jay, I was right, they did pull the "dog ate the review" card. Wow. What a bunch of monkeys.
Their ridiculous excuse is that my profile had no last name specified so they removed it and then the review disappeared too.
I am done arguing with idiots. Sorry, no positive review for you. You can thank the retarded hillbillies in Jaw-ja.
We are looking forward to visiting you in April. Can't wait! I need me some island time. And we're bringing brewskis too.
No they don't. The problem is that they want personal information.So, they want a valid user name to prevent anonymous jackwagons from posting vindictive reviews, and that's a problem?
With Garmin Pilot's continued growth, it has become my go-to source for airport information, supplanting Airnav.
me too....great for fuel prices....and checking approach plates.I use Airnav all the time.
The subscriptions we have are for businesses (such as Jay's) to advertise. For pilots we have an AirBoss membership subscription, to help pilots save money on fuel when they travel. It works for some but not all, depends on your flying patterns.AirNav every cross-country, but no subscription (didn't know there was one).
Yeah, that was sad. The hotel reservations provider we were with was bought by Expedia, and started pumping only Expedia rates. While those were generally good rates, they tended to be inflexible (pay now, non refundable). Pilots need flexibility because of the nature of GA flying, very dependent on weather, mechanical, health. We got lots of complaints about the non-refundable rates. So that was not working and we pulled that relationship. We are now developing software to work with a new provider that can offer both "pay now, non refundable" rates but excels at "cancel by 6pm day of arrival" rates. The "cancel by 6pm" rates are typically higher, but may serve pilots better. Another good new feature you will probably like is that you will be able to earn your hotel points (which you could not with the Expedia contract rates).Not as much since they removed the nearest hotel listings.
This is just false. Advertisers cannot selectively remove and edit the reviews. False internet rumor if there ever was one. I wish snopes would cover this, but it's too niche for them.I don't rely on their reviews after I found out that they let their advertisers selectively remove and edit the reviews on the business. You can not rely on it in the face of a disreputable business.
Please tell us which reviews were published under pseudonyms, and we will get right on it. That is not allowed.... they not only removed the derogatory information from a disreputable business, they allowed the business to post reviews under pseudonyms impugning the review I had posted.
That's because you can't pay for reviews. You are not paying us good money for reviews. You are paying to advertise your inn, not for the customer comments. Sorry, Jay.Please contact Gina Garmon at Gina AT airnav.com to figure this out, Lou. I'm not paying them good money only to have them block good reviews!
That's right, a made up username is not good enough to post comments on AirNav. All comments on AirNav have to abide by our policy on comments, and you check the box agreeing to it when you submit a comment for publication on AirNav. Rule #7 says:No they don't. The problem is that they want personal information.
I created a valid username (just like here) and it wasn't good enough.
How many have you written lately? If numbers are important to you, write about your own experiences (good or bad). That will help others who may also like to see larger numbers of comments.I don't rely too much on the FBO reviews. When $ignature at KMDW has only ONE positive review (out of one reviews in total), I question the usefulness of the reviews.