This navaid is located outside the capital city of a U.S. state, and shares its name. A local institution of higher learning was renamed to honor the last name of a man who was an early benefactor of the university. It has as its mascot that man's unusual first name (for today). There was a landmark Supreme Court Case regarding the local school system. The local airport is named after someone named PHIL!
Kenneth Dechmerowski - National Airlines Jim Hanson - Cape Air Dale Gentry- Southwest Airlines Ed Pataky Chuck Mann - United Airlines Connor Monson - Alaska Airlines Adam Schweber - Frontier Airlines James Clavin-Marquet Arthur Carson - Miami-Dade College
This Navaid is in the United States. Its name indicates the quality of the atmosphere at that location. It's also spelled similar to that of a long-running U.S. car model name.
This month's navaid is in Europe. It's near an airport that is in one country, but serves a major city that's in anothercountry, and is adjacent to a third country!
It's also near another airport; the site of a famous airliner crash, that was the first passenger flight of that type of airplane.
This NAVAID is in Europe. The airport where it is located has regional airline service. Despite being on the airport, it has a different identifier. It's near a crossroad along a pilgrimage route, in the northern part of that country. It's named after the nearby city, which is the capital of the province where the country's language is believed to have originated.
This month's winners: 1. Dale Gentry - Southwest Airlines 2. Adam Gutterman 3. John Castleberry 4. Kenneth Dechmerowski - National Airlines 5. Brian Brown 6. Rich Martin - American Airlines 7. Joseph Chamberlain - UPS Airlines
