This Navaid is located in the United States, at a former U.S. Air Force base. It’s named after the nearby unincorporated community, which had been a city until it burned to the ground in 1911. A river passing through the area, draining into a large lake, shares the same name as the VOR. The airport, which has a different name and identifier, is used as maintenance facility for an airline.
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Dale Gentry - Southwest Airlines Kenneth Dechmerowski - National Airlines Brian Brown Adam Schweber - Frontier Airlines
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
Connor Monson - Alaska Airlines Dale Gentry - Southwest Airlines Ed Pataky Kenneth Dechmerowski - National Airlines Ethan St. Martin - United Airlines hiflyer63
Kenneth Dechmerowski - National Airlines Mark Monse Dave Birkley Al Minich - Sierra Pacific Airlines Dale Gentry - Southwest Airlines Adam Schweber - Frontier Airlines Martin Marlow Brian Brown
This Navaid is located near a small town in the U.S., and named after that town. It shares an identifier with that town's airport, which has no scheduled airline service.
The name is a "constructed name" of two nouns; things you might find in a rural area.
It's near a staircase, and "Sevier" turbulence is possible!
