Warren Airport Seeks New Life With Mechanic Pilot
The Warren field seeks revival as Einer Johnson sets up shop in the hangar and brings his customers to the airport. WPA and PWA era builds, a former dyke removal, and slips of early management shape the field. Johnson aims to offer charter flights and local service, promoting cautious flying amid mixed regional safety reputation.
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Warren’s Field
Warren
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Pleasant Two
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Slip
Cadillac
Johnson
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Pennsylvania
Lessons in piloting and plane inspection process
Pencil pushing Bud Maier checks a roll book with Bill Johnson and flyer Einer W. Johnson. A Taylor Craft plane flown from Cleveland is undergoing a general overhaul and recovery. Repairman Johnson applies spray dope and will seal with the State Inspection sticker, renewed annually.
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Flyer Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Bud Maier
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Taylor Craft
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Warren Heliport May Become Regional Air Hub
Warren’s proximity to town suggests heli service may begin soon with multi engine choppers adapted for short haul use within two years. The AIA Helicopter Council study urges keeping the field ready for emergency landings and future air service, with citizens urged to obtain the report for $1.
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AIA Helicopter Council
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Washington, D. C
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