Photo Album: "Touring 40 Municipal Airports in Utah"
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“One photo from each stop on my tour of municipal airports all across the state of Utah.”
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Photo ID: 1287756
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N227WM (cn 4172) Yes, this photo is level! Practice autorotations are always fun to watch, especially up close. |
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Photo ID: 1299310
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Photo ID: 1298732
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N1455Q (cn 15072755) Tied down on Tooele's south ramp in the late afternoon. |
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Photo ID: 1290992
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N86363 (cn 11AC-170) Found this 60+ year old gem in an open hangar at a 3500ft gravel strip in middle of nowhere, Utah. Actually, it's only a few miles from Eagle Mountain - but it sure feels desolate out there. I was quite surprised by the number of planes at this airport - six that I could see, many gliders, and five or six closed hangars. It really is amazing how many airports there are within 20 miles of my house - seven that I know of. And to think that once I thought SLC was the only worthwile airport around . . . |
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Photo ID: 1290095
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N102CL (cn RB-178) A good-looking plane at a spectacular airport is hard to beat. This Aardvark-ish plane is parked on the Heber ramp after arrival from Oakland OAK. This was my first time seeing a Permiere. |
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Photo ID: 1290394
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N907SP (cn RLH-45) Sitting, devoid of engines, rudder, wingtips, cockpit instruments, and many other critical parts, at Eagle Mountain airport. The interior is completely stripped, except for a few stickers saying "SKYKING," "Connecticut Parachutists, Inc.," and "Sky Hawks - Canadian Parachute Team." It's safe to hazard a guess that this was at one point in time a skydiving plane, but it's almost certain that the flying future of this bird is over. On a positive note, the Oquirrh mountains look great today! |
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