Lex Anteinternet: Blog Mirror: The Aerodrome; Maybe Berlin Airlift Rates were achieved.

Tuesday, August 22, 2017

Blog Mirror: The Aerodrome; Maybe Berlin Airlift Rates were achieved.

Maybe Berlin Airlift Rates were achieved.

Light private aircraft parked on unused runway at the Natrona County International Airport. This part of the tarmac was used just for small private aircraft. Another was used for private jets.

They came in, and then they left again.

Hundreds of private aircraft, arriving in time to see the August 21 solar eclipse, stacked up waiting to land and landing one right after another all morning long, and then taking off right after that.

The airport has likely never seen anything like this take off and landing rate. . . at least not since World War Two.

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