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1946, turned over to local government and became Aiken Municipal Airport, below. |
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US Air Force exercised its right to return as a radar station. Closed in June 1975. |
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1955-1975 co-existed with Aiken Air Force Station. |
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Augusta School of Aviation, operated by Buster Boshears was located here. |
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Per AirNav - activated 9/1979. Privately owned by John Johnson. |
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Per AirNav - activated 10/1994. Owned and operated by Rhonda G. Tyler. |
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Per AirNav - activated 6/1976. Owned and operated by Charles W. Harman. |
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Per AirNav - activated 8/1980. Owned and operated by David E. Oswalt. |
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Per AirNav - activated 8/2003. Owned and operated by Wexford Landing Home Owner's Assocation. |
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The sod strip was a bit short but adequate for a lightly-loaded light twin. 162 Reedy Fork Road. It is about 3 miles due north of the Aiken County Airport. Info provided in January 2019 by CBB. |
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There are two airstrips, neighbors, and not owned by the same person shown on the Aiken County GIS just west of Hamlin Road, just north of I-20 and only about 3/4 miles NWN of the Aiken County Airport. The North-South strip is fairly obviously an airport with a hangar owned by Lewis and Elizabeth Purvis. The other East-West strip is not improved as an airstrip, it is probably just a grassy long statement entrance parkway. Info provided in January 2019 by CBB. |
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This charming farm airstrip is on the aptly named 465 Skyland Farm Road about 3 miles due north of Williston, SC, just inside Aiken County. It is owned by Jeremy Walther. Info provided in January 2019 by CBB. |
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