Idaho airstrip information
Fri Jun 10, 2011 2:56 pm
Idaho airstrip information
Those of you planning to attend the Johnson Creek fly-in, or do any other flying in Idaho, check out the Idaho Aviation Association's web site at idahoaviation.com. Click on "Idaho Airstrips" and you will find information on more than 70 of Idaho's backcountry airstrips, including "Pilot Reports." You are encouraged to file your own pilot reports after visiting an airstrip to let others know what conditions you found. The Idaho Airstrip Network forwards needed maintenance information to airstrip owners. You can send your comments and suggestions regarding the web site to [email protected].
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