There's a lot more happening at your local airport than what you can see from the other side of the fence.
In Episode 13 of Turning Base, Brandon sits down with Emily Herron, Airport Manager of Henderson City-County Airport (EHR) in Henderson, Kentucky.
Emily shares how she went from growing up flying a family Piper Cub to managing a public-use airport, and why she believes airports, FBOs, maintenance shops, flight schools, tenants, and their surrounding communities all work best when they seethemselves as part of the same team.
We talk about Henderson's $14 million runway project and nearly six-month airport closure, the importance of communication between airport management andon-field businesses, and why general aviation airports have a much bigger impact on their communities than many people realize.
We also get into the fun side of aviation. Emily tells the story of the 1946 Piper Cub that's been in her family for 77 years, describes her perfect fall flight into a Kentucky grass strip, and gives us a few places to eat if we ever fly into Henderson.
It's a conversation about airports, business, community, and why there's a lot more happening behind that airport fence than most people realize.
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