It's a good environment for training exercises until large-bodied aircraft start controlling the airspace. That could be several years away at least.
We were receiving upwards of 100 a month in 1999 and 2000.
It wouldn't be realistic to continue to expect them to drop.
You are 100 feet away from the $30 million fighter jets.
It's possible because traffic is not dependent on airline service. We anticipate it getting busier.
The Harrier is one of the most exciting aircrafts to see.
It comes as no surprise. Airport traffic is steadily increasing, and we're 99 percent leased out of our available facilities.
