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On October 13, 1928, regular service opened. Field flights cost $3; city flights cost $5; journeys over Mt. Mitchell, Chimney Rock, and Asheville cost $20. The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers operated the airport from 1943-1947. The 1960 Jeppesen Airway Manual depicted the Asheville & Hendersonville Airport as having three paved runways (with the longest being the 4,079' - Runway 4/22), as well as a taxiway leading to a ramp on the east side of the field, around which were clustered a large number of small buildings and a tower. |
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The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers operated the Asheville & Hendersonville Airport from 1943-1947, providing air transportation for their communications and weather headquarters. During this time, federal funds were acquired to build a total of three 4,000 foot paved runways, a control tower and a fire station. |
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Per FAA, activated 9/25/2009. Owned and operated by Rivendale Farm, Ltd. FFA LID 0NC1 is also assigned to H&J Strip Airport in Caswell County. |
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Per AirNav - activated 6/2010. Owned and operated by Bell Mountain, LLC. |
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Per AirNav - activated 12/1985. A small portion of the site of the original Asheville & Hendersonville Airport has some aviation use. The Cane Creek Airport is listed as a private airfield. It includes a 2,680' turf Runway 4/22. The owner is listed as L. A. White, and a total of seven aircraft are listed as being based at the field. |
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Per AirNav - activated 10/1937. Hendersonville Airport was founded in 1932 by Oscar Meyer. Currently owned by John's Hendersonville Airport, LLC, John Fadok. Current FBO is Aerolina, Inc. |
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Per AirNav - activated 6/1999. Owned and operated by Elmo Leland Johnson. |
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