Martha Lunken
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- Aug 12, 2026
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- Jul 15, 2026
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Dealing With Some Cold-Blooded Cargo (opens the original)
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At lunch several weeks ago, I told a story of a B-25 that crash-landed at Lunken Airport in the 1960s with a cargo of wild reptiles, snakes and alligators. Some of these guys were old hands at Lunken, but they simply didn’t believe me. It was way back when the original control tower was still in the main terminal building, manned by a bunch of really great FAA controllers, and the tower chief was a good friend, Wes Schaeffer. Create a free account to continue. Already a member? Sign in below. Cr
Pilots Cherish Many Rites of Passage (opens the original)
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Milestones in our lives, such as weddings, graduations, religious ceremonies, and significant birthdays usually involve a celebration. But I’d say nearly every pilot looks at their first solo flight as a major rite of passage they never forget. It marks the first time a person realizes they’re truly responsible for their own life. Brush it off or not. It demands a sense of pride. Create a free account to continue. Already a member? Sign in below. Create a free account to continue. Already a memb
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