Airparks in Illinois

Illinois’ 18 airparks include four that opened in the 1960s and 1970s. The oldest of the group saw its first operations in 1966 with another one in 1969.Continue readingAirparks in Illinois

Big South Fork Airpark now open

The vision is to create a 450-acre dreamscape for plane and horse lovers alike.Continue readingBig South Fork Airpark now open

New Airpark for Brunswick County

Residential Flying lots are available for $100,000. You can build a fly-in home in this community.Continue readingNew Airpark for Brunswick County

Australian ‘Airpark dream goes on display’

Living on an airpark is a dream for many pilots and aircraft owners, and not just those located in the United States.Continue readingAustralian ‘Airpark dream goes on display’

WSJ quotes Living With Your Plane

The Wall Street Journal quoted LivingWithYourPlane.com’s Ben Sclair when the newspaper highlighted three airpark properties for sale. The properties were located in Florida, Georgia and Indiana.Continue readingWSJ quotes Living With Your Plane

Fatal Accident

What’s the safety record for residential airparks? That’s a frequent question I’m asked at forums and in other conversations.Continue readingFatal Accident

AAAE hears about Residential Airparks

This article is reprinted with permission from the May, 2006 issue of Airport Business Solutions, Tampa, FL http://www.airportbusiness.netContinue readingAAAE hears about Residential Airparks

Emergency Use of Airpark

One of the best ways some airparks have found to be considered a good community citizens has been to offer use of the airpark to local police and medical authorities.Continue readingEmergency Use of Airpark

Misled by CBS; Airport manager says he was ‘set up’ by the network

John Trissel, manager of Waynesboro-Eagles Nest Airpark (W13) in Virginia, thought a CBS news crew was at the airport to do a story about life on an airpark. But when they turned the camera on him, the questions were not about airpark living, but about security at general aviation airports.Continue readingMisled by CBS; Airport manager says he was ‘set up’ by the network