Business Monthly, The buisness of Howard and Anne Arundel counties and the BWI Business District, recently covered the transition from the Maryland Airport Managers Association to the Maryland Aviation Council. Read the article by Mark r. Smith by clicking the link below.
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Easton Airport Manager Micah Risher has been elected President of the Maryland Airport Managers Association (MAMA). The association was established in 1996 to provide a medium for the exchange of ideas related to airport management. Members encourage legislation advantageous to airports and work closely with the Maryland Aviation Administration (MAA), and other aviation organizations, to
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Massey Air Museum’s ‘Opportunity Knocks’ aeronautical engineering course for high school students was held on the week of July 16 – 20, 2018 at the museum facility. Five selected students, four from Kent County and one from Queen Anne’s County, were recruited through the County High Schools, all having expressed an interest in aircraft engineering.
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Cadets from the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) stopped by the Frederick Municipal Airport for a group photo with N875CP, a Cessna 182. The same aircraft is depicted in a painting titled “Total Force Partners” flying a patrol over Washington, D.C. alongside an Air Force F-16 fighter jet. The group photo was part of a CAP
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On July 20th, Easton Airport celebrates it’s 75th year with the unveiling of a permanent exhibit in the terminal documenting the history of Talbot County Airports. Check out the display when you fly in and learn about \”Early Talbot County Airports\”. TRED AVON AIRPORT The very first ‘airport’ in Talbot County was probably Trippe Creek. In
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In 2006, John Galdieri, a corporate pilot, owned a Piper Cherokee that he used to commute to his corporate base in New Jersey. He started by . . . instructing several local students in his own aircraft. His Piper eventually became so busy that he was unable to use it for his personal travel. He
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