38.1, -78.551 (Southwest of Washington, DC) Charlottesville’s first airport opened on this site in 1929, which turned out to be very bad timing: only 2 months before the big stock
To Members of the NN-MP Chapter of the VAHS and Friends, As promised, here’s the next in a series of brief notes about subjects that have local historic significance, and
For 40 years as an aviation insurance agent I was blessed to work for a company that supplied me an aircraft for my business travel. Over all those years the
I have been asked to pen a few words as I depart the position of Chairman of the Board of Directors for the VAHS. Please bear with me as my
Greetings! I hope you are receiving this with a sense of anticipation of the good things a new year can bring! As I write this this, I am preparing for
Flying the Shannon Collection-Part III of 3 for VAHS Newsletter, Jan. 2021 by Paul Sullivan Flying the Jungmeister When Things Don’t Go According to Plan An old-time flyer once said:
