This month's VOR is named after a town that is not near the navaid, because its location is so remote. It makes up a low altitude airway. Planes fly over the Plain! It is near the site of a huge environmental disaster that occurred in the early 20th Century, but that was not the Fault of the VOR. Photo by Frank Holbert
This navaid was located at an airport in a combat zone, in a former colony of a European country. It was installed by U.S. Air Force personnel in the 1990s.
CLUES: 1. This navaid is very close to the border of its neighboring state. 2. The name of the VOR is 2 words, and it is close to 2 heads. 3. There aren't any cacti in this photo, but there are many nearby.
Email pboyle@dispatcher.org to submit your guess:
This month's winners:
Bob Jarvis - ExpressJet Timothy Smith - Southwest Adam Gutterman Mark Monse - Southwest Brad Castleberry - Allegiant Scott Heng Derek Ashworth - United Sara Szabala - Piedmont
