adjacent to the south side of the town of Salome. A 2008 photo by Rick Tejera of the
River World Aeronautical Chart (courtesy of Donald
to Rick Jackson). on the October 1958 through September 1960 Sectional Charts
Field / Wickenburg Airport / Forepaugh Airport (44E), Wickenburg, AZ. Soon American
an 88 acre cross-shaped property having 2 soil runways, measuring
1950 USGS topo map depicted the Topock Landing Field. surrounding Echeverria's flagpole, and the foundation of a building
airfield was evidently closed by Ford (for reasons unknown) at some
topo map. Echeverria
an auxiliary airfield owned & operated by George Conner. Ellas Frontier has been resting and decaying unobtrusively alongside another Route 66 setback: the neglected Big Arrow Campground. The property of this field was probably transferred to the City of Phoenix, as it was indicated on the 1988 USGS topo map as Luke Auxiliary Field #4 (City of Phoenix). An aerial picture from around 2001 revealed that this airfield was made up of three 4,000 asphalt runways grouped in an equilateral triangle.if(typeof ez_ad_units!='undefined'){ez_ad_units.push([[300,250],'urbexunderground_com-mobile-leaderboard-1','ezslot_7',183,'0','0'])};__ez_fad_position('div-gpt-ad-urbexunderground_com-mobile-leaderboard-1-0'); The runways are in good condition, and there were no signs of any buildings on the site. see a closed 'X' symbol at the end of the runway nearest I-40. Boynton, Oklahoma was once a thriving town bustling with activity. was
(Northwest of Phoenix, AZ). very interesting., Erina Gruner observed, The
Not everyday ends with drinking expired beers on the roof of an abandoned hotel penthouse. Intermediate Field windsock by Rick Tejera. BD-5 was marked commemorating the WASPs who had trained at Conner
else is gone except the curved drive, barely visible in the old
north of the 2 service roads is also untouched. A 1987 photo by Vlad (courtesy of
The
The domes distinctive design is claimed to allow significant amounts of energy to be harnessed, opening portals to the other side. of debris! off, climbs to altitude & calls our base. Revised 2/20/23. Because
Topock AAAF has had a limited amount of impact. Closed: After 1999 and before 2004 (source: Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields; personal visit in 2004) Needles Mountain Road, may indicate a
6,000'. Bell P-39 &
the Arizona Proving
reported in 2015, The I-40 freeway runs thru the site however
photo was taken in about 1978. which described
Airport Gardens Dinner House at the site of Quartzsite Airport. you enjoy this web site, please support it with a financial
which would include restoration of some of the airfield's historic
Shepherd reported in 2014, It looks like the old field was
purchased a total of 6 Lockheed L-049 Constellations between 1964-66
A rare 1944 photo of P-39
while the 1990
depiction of the Salome Airport which has been located. evidence of the original 2,500' square landing mat & its 2
Dateland Air Force Auxiliary Field is an unwanted military landing strip situated in Dateland, Arizona, 40 miles east of Yuma, Arizona. the closed-runway X symbol on Echeverria Field's former
Dozens of forgotten fields are buried beneath our feet - airports that were once prominent landmarks or welcomed thousands of young pilots to Phoenix. The earliest
2/24/1949 aerial view (from the Maricopa County Flood Control
airfield for the town of Lake Havasu is located on a peninsula. Airport was evidently reopened at some point between 1960-65. as
and
private interests, but not to be currently in operation. Motor Proving Ground Airfield. site, at 33.78, -114.114. airfield was evidently abandoned (again) at some point in 1964. as it was no
In the past few years, the town has had a remarkable renaissance, and it currently has a population of about 500 people, a number of restored historic sites, and a vibrant artist community. A 2/2116 photo by Mike Jamison from
Field / Quartzsite Airport in WW2. portion to the north of the Interstate was still depicted as an
It consisted of
1961 USGS topo map depicted the Salome Emergency Airfield. either knocked down, or have fallen on their own, the sole remaining
practicing in that area find their way back to Conner., On
Stratford reported, Wikipedia states that the base used
and
One is just to
radio station was originally proposed for this field. The Davis-Monthan graveyard is one of the more unique abandoned places in Arizona with a wide range of abandoned aircraft to photograph. (according to Chris Kennedy). "Salome CAA Site 27B" as having 2 bare runways, with the
Google Satellite as of 5 June 2015 shows the end of a possible runway just south of the base gate at S Wilmot and E Nicaragua. 3/31/14 photo by Cameron Shepherd at the site of Lake Havasu Airpark. The mine is located on the right side of the main road, slightly north of Golden Belt Mill. The
to Rick Jackson). An auxiliary
network of emergency landing fields. operation of this site. It likewise highlighted in units, a trailer park, and a camping area. Kluczewo Airfield in Poland was built by the Luftwaffe in 1935 and later taken over by the Red Army. Field was not depicted at all on the 1956 Prescott Sectional Chart
confuse matters somewhat, the separate "(Municipal) Wickenburg"
Yucca Air to Air Gunnery Range was located to the southwest of Yucca
Sectional Chart. Today, Davis-Monthan is the only aircraft boneyard that holds surplus military aircraft for prospective reuse and various refurbishments. (according to Chris Kennedy). Today, be that as it may, Fort Courage is just a shell of its previous self, with just deserted structures to vouch for additional prosperous times. Auxiliary Army Airfield #5 / Topock Field, Topock, AZ. disposal plant. airliners parked at the terminal. runway, the remains of which are barely perceptible. lot of people thought he was crazy. (revised
Swap meets subsequently took over the space . 1945 AAF Airfield Directory (courtesy
through the August 1945 Sectional Chart (according to
According to the
to the book "Best Place in the Country" by Mike Hoza &
Bud
having a 1,500' east/west runway. Airport was evidently established at some point before 1941. as it was not
the remaining hangar, and other building foundations. Cameron
(courtesy of John Voss). to David Brooks). airplanes at that site when I would drive by in approximately 1999.. McCulloch
access to the California side had already brought powerboat racing to
Two
was a
of a hangar at the Claiborne Flight Academy (enhanced
6/22/43 aerial view from the 1945 AAF Airfield Directory (courtesy
Ford continued
Rick
with
the 1945 Phoenix Sectional Chart (courtesy of John Voss). Dan Falkerson
Havasu as having 3 runways, with the longest being a 4,300'
to be owned by
I'm
Patricia Zebb, the companys owner, announced plans to relocate the companys headquarters from California to a 135-acre location in Casa Grande, Arizona, in 1982. unique opportunity for the interpretation of this AAAF, the
Gunner Training Program.". Despite these claims, I still think the domes are a fascinating place to explore and photograph, especially during sunset. The
the pilot, William McCord & a student, William Curley were killed
The remains of a plane crash that killed eight people can still be seen at Arizonas highest point, a junked tribute to their awful accident. The field itself
Tim Gagnon observed, The
former Signal Aux #7 property is currently under the control of the
airfield. Parkin, enhanced by Bill Grasha). Id appreciate any comments or corrections to my representation of these items. According to
He lands in the
A small military aviation presence wasestablished on-site. note, "Closed until further notice unsafe". An
AAAF & Signal AAAF were "two
1935 Phoenix Sectional Chart. documentation of an
Saunders, looking north across I-40 along the remains of Topock's
Field continued to be depicted as a commercial/municipal airport
property was declared surplus in 1946. and
Charles
position he chose to land at Salome. Unsure of his
I remember seeing
A 2/2116 photo by Mike Jamison
A
the Civil Aeronautic Administration's network of emergency landing
The town became official, not long after all cases were offered to the Imperial Copper Company, in 1903. the U.S. Government, and to be operated by the Army Air Forces. At present, Davis-Monthan has only one runway (12/30), 13,643 feet in length. District), depicted
what I believe to be the remnant of a shed that most likely housed
Chief's nightmare. I believe to be the same Echeverria Field) burned on 2/10/48. Airport may have been closed (for reasons unknown) at some point
2006, this field is listed as an active public-use airport, under the
1999 photo by Rick Jackson of a sign for the Airport Gardens Dinner
Arizona100,
Shepherd observed in 2014, The light-colored concrete runup
If the
training days. Topock was
(courtesy of Chris Kennedy). earliest depiction which has been located of Conner Field was on the
to find out why Number 2 isn't following. in the 5/47
This was a tourist attraction that was themed on Santa's Workshop and drew families from all over the nation. If
recalled that his father Ron Peters worked as the Airport Manager
Airways Field looks like a real airport: two 152s & a 303. can see these yellow markings on [aerial photos]. It was described
There have been multiple eyewitness stories of odd voices and black shadows at the domes. A
It seems that
survives today in an almost unaltered condition.". are 5 or 6 tractor-trailers parked at the northernmost end, on either
It is made of concrete. he had worked in the aircraft industry. map. It was the result of a partnership between the Hopi tribe and a group of Route 66 aficionados who are dedicated to preserving the heritage of this iconic road. El Paso Natural Gas. Sectional Chart depicted the Salome Landing Field as Site 28B. The outside is available to the general population consistently, however, the entryways that permit you to get to the underground cells appear to just be open and opened occasionally and erratically. of Scott Murdock). Chloride City is a ghost town in Inyo County, California, about 8.5 miles (14 kilometers) north-northeast of Beatty Junction, at an elevation of 4,770 feet (1,450 m). The
I also found several broken pieces
town of Wickenburg, and by the looks of the sign on the gate, is
of Scott Murdock). This airfield was built during WW2 as one of 5 satellite fields for Douglas AAF, which offered specialized night training in B-25 & B-26 bombers. now used as a road. Youre in the right place. During the 1960s, another cutting-edge general store was worked at the Houck, Arizona called Fort Courage, this spot was roused by the 1960s network show F-Troop. the U.S. Government, and operated by the Civil Aeronautics
airfield. resort, condominiums, a hotel & golf course, and a sewage
The military
field was said to not have any hangars. which was
Directory.
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields had a look at the original main hangar & then went to the crash
unpaved triangular clearing, which was fairly deteriorated by this
to Brian Rehwinkel, the Claiborne Flight Academy had an auxiliary
Brian observed, it shows the
been impacted by two small paved service roads across the northern
Over the course of the several years, the town would get its own mailing station, cantinas, lodging, and sheriff, from there, the sky is the limit, as the populace surpassed 1,000. In
intentions & came to help. the airfield itself was not depicted, the 1956 Phoenix Sectional
Administration. at all was depicted at the site of Tonopah
It was laid out in 1882 by George McAdams and was procured by the Babbitt Brothers Trading Company, situated in Flagstaff, Arizona, in 1895. http://www.sonic.net/azfuller/WWIIfld.htm, http://www.airforcebase.net/aaf/cfs_list.html, 33.5,
it as having a 6,000' runway, and being unattended. Cameron
Airfields (Abandoned & Repurposed): Arizona | Mental Scraps longer depicted at all on the March 1959 Gila River World
David Brooks). At some point
Abandoned Places Arizona North West Arizona black canyon dog track congress gas station echeverria airfield christmas tree inn flagstaff farm house jack ass acres parks abandoned house red butte airfield North East Arizona bloody basin cabin abandoned 1920s ranch ellas frontier trading post meteor crater observatory standard oil trading post American
Ill post those images if and when I can get clearances to do so. In 1882, they laid their lines across the area, just south of what would later be known as Meteor City. Dennison was 3 miles east of Meteor City, and Sunshine was 4.5 miles west. Opened: 1930-1931 (source: Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields) This 120-acre
H.C. Mitchell & Associates used the Golden Turkey Mine in 1933. A U.S. Woods Service sign denotes the start of the town, then, at that point, follow the principal street back to see the rest. Opened: Early 1960s (source: Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields) apparently reused at least for some period as a civil airfield, as Kingman Aux
date of construction of the airfield is unknown. the pump house as they exist today (enhanced by Bill Grasha). Injun (actual name Harry) eventually shot and murdered Earl, and was afterward attacked by one of his captive mountain lions. 1/3/12) -
at this site -. south along the former Salome Intermediate Field north/south runway. was
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Arizona - Yuma area runway's west end. 10. willing to be during the blistering days of summer here in AZ, that
Quartzsite. A 1997 USGS aerial view looking
Flights left
north/south 6,00' runway, bisected by Interstate 40. Thanks to all who have supported this website with historical material & financial contributions over the past 20 years. double runways measuring 6,000' or greater for heavy bombers. Quartzsite
Two students
Army Airfield / Ford Motor Proving Ground Airfield (58AZ), Yucca, AZ, 34.88, -114.12
the 1943 Phoenix Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris
Airfields (Abandoned & Repurposed): Arizona CONTENTS Allied Airstrip Benson Intermediate Field/Benson Airport (original) Davis-Monthan Air Force Base Allied Airstrip (last edit 11 March 2017) Location: Tucson Coordinates: 32.148583, -110.853222 Status: Closed; repurposed as a city street (as E Drexel road between S Wilmot Rd & S Mann Ave) A 1958 aerial photo showed the former Tucson Airpark hangar remained standing, but the airfield area appeared to have been put into cultivation. circa 1965 photo (courtesy of Cameron Shepherd, enhanced by Bill
This was once an opulent mansion in the Hualapai Mountains but is now an empty, decaying husk. 1962 USGS topo map depicted Quartzsite Airport as a generically
of Kingman Emergency Field, S6. outlying buildings. 34.37, -113.91
The
the 1941 12M Regional Aeronautical
This
Topock AAF runway. A mid-1960s aerial view by Bob
Kennedy of what appears to be a control tower cab. only as "Landing Strip" on the 1980 USGS topo map. Arizona100,
A September 2004 photo by Chris
south. were made for swimming, fishing, skeet shooting, motor boating, &
parts laying around there.. Mike
built an extensive automotive
For the time being, it is roasting in the sun, surrounded by graffiti that somehow complements it and makes for a terrific selfie backdrop. 1/31/28 Commerce Department Airway Bulletin (courtesy of
says it will become an industrial park. a rotating airway beacon with course lights at the site of Tonopah
", Echeverria
ground about the same area just north of the caged area. Quartzsite
depicted Salome as having 3 unpaved runways. Salome airfield may have reopened at some point between 1958-60. as it was listed
Airport (revised
active airfields in The Airport Directory Company's 1941 Airport
A circa 1940s photo of PT-17s at
Kingman
The Salome
National Archives aerial view (courtesy of Brian
it is more
the 3 unpaved runways of the former
As described in
and the property
", Dan Falkerson
That concludes our list of abandoned places in Arizona, but that doesnt mean thats all there is to find. The original
aircraft] flyers go there. This is what makes renaissance faires truly great. my wife & I flew out there for the morning. the
The runway has
proving ground surrounding the
(on the north side of the apron). No sign of full-scale aircraft using the strip.. On
Airport. as
Chart (according to Rick Jackson). was depicted on the August 1947 Sectional Chart (according
"Topock AAF
In 1980 a fire consumed the whole intricate, leaving just the establishments you see today. 2/17/54 USGS aerial pic depicted Yucca AAF as being abandoned but
Other abandoned locations in Arizona include the creepy town of Santa Claus, the famed Casa Grande Domes, and so many more. Tonopah CAA airfield sat along the route from Phoenix to Blythe, CA. 1927: Became Tucsons new municipal airport, replacing the one at the current site of the Tucson Rodeo Grounds (6 October). spent some time being used as an approach simulation field for Luke
A
Kennedy). A 2015
Site 27B as having a 4,100' unpaved runway. constructed. (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). Quartzsite
Harshaw seems to have a couple of inhabitants and has a couple of residual structures to see. Jackson reported, After the war, flying from Conner dropped
runways. of, so he built himself an airfield & named it Conner Field.. of this, Conner Field was now one of the places you were still able
to a pump house.
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Arizona - Yuma area The Yucca
If youre a history lover, the old ruins are a great spot to see how our ancient ancestors lived. there were no
Number 1 didn't
to Lake Havasu City.. aerial view of the remains of the Topock Field runway just north of
showing the runway, the remaining
The remainder of
it
The gate is locked & a sign
We rate ghost towns in Michigan based on their status. as it served as
table on the January 1964 Phoenix Sectional Chart (according
A 1966 aerial view showed the former Tucson Airpark hangar had been removed at some point between 1958-66. Below are 14 different ghost towns you can explore across the great state of Michigan along with their status and exact GPS coordinates. ANYTHING until the next day. toughness. facilities. When the Soviet forces were finished with the base, it was abandoned and its condition rapidly declined. depiction which has been located of the Lake Havasu airfield. 2022 by Paul Freeman. that a large portion of the untouched runway is visible from I-40 &
an unnamed eroded dirt road. concrete slab is located just to the east of the runway. The palms are all but gone, by the look of them.. A
An
wikipedia.en/Arizona_World_War_II_Army_Airfields.md at main but
like a runway to a point in each direction, then it seems to narrow
A
Erina observed, it looks
would indicate that it was being used as one of
sign at Salome Airport's former north runway's east end. Jeff Johnson, "There are portions of the runway that still
The April 1944
Mike
Yuma Aux #3 was listed in a directory of AZ Airports. recreational landscapes at Disneyland, thought the idea
the other hand, it's odd that there are no taxiways whatsoever.. depicted at all on the site on the 1944 LA Sectional Chart (courtesy
Engine components, structural debris, and even a nearly fully intact wing, according to some stories, may still be discovered strewn the stony field. depicted Ford Motor as having 2 paved runways, with the longest being
1943, glider training ended at the Claiborne Flight Academy, and a
However, the airfield's role is quite different from its original function, . Street. Consecutive strikes maintained a thriving population of four thousand individuals. towing targets & cargo transport., Bill
in the 5/47 issue of Arizona Highways (courtesy of George Miller), which described the field as being unattended, and the longest runway as being 3,800'. Hopefully, the trading post, which included a gas station and a diner before closing in 1995, will be rebuilt in the future as well. to be owned by
contribution. International Harvester Proving Ground Airfield was on the September 1953 Phoenix Sectional Chart. on top of one of the buildings at
Directory (courtesy of Scott Murdock). listed Salome
Airfield Directory (courtesy
Jackson reported, At the outbreak of WW2, general aviation
It was later utilized as a tuberculosis, Read More 15 Abandoned Places In New Mexico [MAP]Continue, Hunting for abandoned places in Louisiana? Its most recent military use was in 1957. total quantity of material on this site is to continue to grow. tank, and other building foundations. The
It was also
Hoza. Topock runway.". Lets dive in! 4/24/20) -
depicted Conner Field as a commercial/municipal airport. A long time ago, a man named James W. Eddy had the vision to build the Mineral Belt Railroad. sign on that reads 'US Government Property, No Trespassing, Violators
It used to be an African Masonic town. Aeronautical Chart (courtesy of Donald Felton). But today was one of those days. A
Starting in Nogales and ascending through Globe, then up the rim to Flagstaff and on to the Utah border near Lees Ferry. along the remains of Echeverria's runway. Intermediate Field is located 2 miles south of Interstate 10, ten
Aux AAF #5 (revised
was depicted as an auxiliary airfield. large concrete underground structure that looks to be a huge
"Wickenburg"
Initially, it began as a gunnery preparing base, as a helper field for the Yuma Aerial Flying School Gunnery Range. until the move was announced in 1990. removed. Connies in April 1968. The concrete is
task of documenting the history of Topock AAAF #5), Topock
He told the
with the Yucca Air to Air Gunnery Range. and
A 1/2/12 aerial view by Paul Anton
total of more than 2,700 flights brought 137,000 prospective buyers
between 1945-49. as it
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Northern Arizona The place is locked down and is an active airplane scrap yard, but they do offer tours which is totally worth it. have a tattered old windsock and a ring of tires near the runway. The emergency
Kennedy of a hangar which remains at the site of the old Lake Havasu
This
WASP program gave some 1,100 civilian women noncombat military flight
looking northeast at Lake Havasu Airpark. Number did
was constructed in late 1942 or early 1943. mailing address to send a check, please contact me at:
associated with a small shed.". In 1964, two Lockheed L-049 Constellations began free flights
27B Airfield was still depicted as an abandoned airfield on the 1998
Today, Bridgestone owns the property and plans to demolish the existing military buildings and construct a tire factory on the site. runways. the Ford Motor Airfield as having 2 paved runways, with the longest
Sectional Chart (courtesy of Ron Plante). The earliest aerial view which has
airplanes in every garage & world-class resorts on every beach a
finish the cross-country flight but not in the same airplane. Salome Intermediate Field. The earliest
Aeronautical Chart (according
The Beacon Itself was a survey
The boneyard has been hard at work reactivating the dormant fleet of F-4 Phantom IIs, F-16 Fighting Falcons, and F-18 Hornets for military employment as autonomous platforms and aerial target drones. Coordinates: 315749.2984, -1101535.2434 While the town isnt an abandoned ghost town, it does feel like a step back in time. The wagon track that connected Winslow and Flagstaff was mapped in the late 1800s, and the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad, which subsequently became the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad, was built (AT&SF). Tragically, it torched in 1980 and was delisted in light of the fact that the expense of modifying would have been extravagant. depicted the Tonopah Landing Field as CAA Site 31. Class Book of Claiborne Flight Academy's Class 44D. with the arch supports already showing early signs of collapsing
depiction which has been located of Tonopah Intermediate Field was on
October 2012 photo by Mike Parkin (enhanced by Bill Grasha) of
The 1935 Phoenix
Below are 31 different ghost towns you can explore across the great state of Nevada along with their status and exact GPS coordinates. The airfields covered within this state are accessible via this menu: Since this site was first put on the web in 1999, its popularity has grown tremendously. The designation
(which
public-use airfield at the location was listed in the 1989
Goldfields history began with the great gold strike of 1892, which put the town on the map. The remarks
to be owned by
can see it on [aerial pictures] if you zoom in. The Kingman AAF
out. Field was evidently renamed Quartzsite Airport in 1947, as is how it
The Aerodromes
(Southeast of Las Vegas, NV), A
but this does
Intermediate Field. Directories (according to
Admittedly, compared to other abandoned places in Arizona there isnt much left to explore at Golden Turkey Mine. Revised 12/18/22. This
Nothing
6,000'. Through a range of public and school programs, skilled archaeologists have supervised members of the public in excavations, archaeological research techniques, and artifact analysis since 1978. John Voss). There
Meteor City is unlike any of the other abandoned places in Arizona on our list, and throws off some serious Fallout New Vegas vibes. Conner
There were no
Everything
The main
on the August 1945 LA Sectional Chart (courtesy of Chris Kennedy). the post-WW2 era it went on to a number of uses including being a
Below are 15 of my favorite abandoned places across the state. west at Forepaugh Airport by Tim Gagnon. A 1/27/18 photo by Tim Gagnon of
Number 1 took off
situation he leans over & his glasses are sucked out the window. being 6,000'. A July 2011 aerial view looking
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields website, Arizona-Southeastern Tucson area/Macauley Field/Fishburn Field/Tucson Municipal Flying Field/Mayse Field (revised 26 April 2013), accessed 11 February 2017, Davis-Monthan Air Force Base website, Davis-Monthan Air Force History, page published 2 June 2009, Tucson Airport Authority website, History, accessed 11 February 2017, Questions, comments, or corrections to content can be sent to: mdfabbrini@hotmail.com, Aviation Infrastructure: Abandoned, Repurposed & Historical, El Paso & Southwestern Railroad: South Yard Junction to South Line Junction, Southern Pacific Railroad: Polvo (Tucson) to Vail, AZ, Union Pacific Railroad (ex-SP): Black Butte Subdivision, Benson Intermediate Field/Benson Airport (original). northern-most compound is the Topock Service Camp built in 1950 for
"Kingman #5", as depicted
The
site covers airfields in all 50 states: Click
talked about plans for a fabulous city on Lake Havasu, with private
Military
single clay runway. looking south along the remains of Salome's north/south runway, where
Chloride includes antique structures, a restored Western street, waste sculptures, and stunning rock murals. built a home in Quartzsite prior to WW1. Its abandoned legacy, on the other hand, is far from forgotten. tremendously. airfield was not depicted at all (even as an abandoned airfield) on
fly into what was now called Havasu Airpark, with former army
A
The boneyard is located between Wilmot Road and Kolb Road, north of Valencia Road and south of Escalante Road. Status: Closed; runways evident but unusable; site undeveloped (as of 13 February 2017) located
On the night of September 25, 1944, a United States Army Corps B-24 Liberator Bomber crashed into a boulder field near the summit of Humphreys Peak, obliterating the ship and killing the eight crew members on board. Rick
at Forepaugh Airport by Tim Gagnon, showing the runways, hangar,
InnerConn Technology Inc., a producer of circuit boards for computers and watches, built the Domes in 1983. a Part 121 aircraft dispatcher (although not a pilot) and I don't
It
Grasha) of 2 beautiful Lockheed L-049 Constellation airliners parked
1,440 acre square property having 2 asphalt runways (4,000'
The
the remains of a concrete basin at the site of Echeverria Field. Over the years, it has adapted to various aviation industry trends.
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