Warsaw Airport To Become Aviation Oil Dealer Through Aircraft Spruce
Warsaw Municipal Airport will soon become a dealer of aviation oil through Aircraft Spruce, following continual difficulties with purchasing oil locally.
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Airport Working On Future Special Events Policy
Warsaw Municipal Airport will soon have a policy in place highlighting expectations for groups that seek to use the airport property for special events.
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Warsaw Airport Manager Looking Into Self Serve Fuel
Warsaw Airport Manager Nick King said he’s looking into the idea of establishing a self serve fuel center for avgas.
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Warsaw Airport Weather Data Temporarily Sidelined
Warsaw Airport’s Automated Weather Observation System is on standby.
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Airport Expects Slow Rebound For Commercial Air Traffic
Airport Manager Nick King conveyed forecasts to the Warsaw Board of Aviation Tuesday, March 9, that predict commercial air traffic might not return to normal until the end of 2022.
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Warsaw Airport Manager’s Career In Full Flight
WARSAW — Sometimes your dream job isn’t exactly the one you were dreaming about. Just ask Nick King, airport manager at Warsaw Municipal Airport.
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City Tweaks Summer Water Credit Policy
WARSAW — The City of Warsaw Board of Public Works & Safety members approved an adjustment to the Summer Credit Ordinance this month at their board meeting Friday, Nov. 6. The Summer Credit Program, which runs from May-November, covering the approximate service dates of March 15 through Oct. … Read More
Warsaw Focuses On New Housing Project, Loan Program To Spur Growth
When it comes to spurring development, The city of Warsaw had a huge day on Tuesday, Sept. 8.
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Warsaw Council Hears Budget Proposal Updates
City department heads gave budget presentations at a lengthy Warsaw Common Council meeting Monday, Aug. 17.
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Warsaw Municipal Airport Feels Impact From Coronavirus
Warsaw Municipal Airport continues to fly on despite the worldwide pandemic.
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Power Line Construction Could Begin In Spring, 2021
WARSAW – Lowering of power lines east of the Warsaw airport could begin in the spring of 2021, according to an update at the Tuesday, March 10, aviation board meeting. Mary Kerstein, project manager for CHA Consulting, told the aviation board that she’s working to arrange a meeting in … Read More
Airport Hikes Fees For After-Hours Line Tech Service
WARSAW – Pilots requesting line-tech service after hours will have to pay more in the future at Warsaw Municipal Airport. The city’s Board of Aviation voted to adopt a new rate structure recommended by Airport Manager Nick King Tuesday night, Jan. 14. For years, the price for a … Read More
Airport Hires CHA As New Consultant
WARSAW – The city airport has tentatively agreed to hire a new consultant, pending approval of a financial agreement. The board of aviation accepted a recommendation Tuesday, Dec. 10, from a local selection committee to hire CHA Consulting Inc., of Indianapolis, as the consultant. Mary Kerstein, a project … Read More
Warsaw Receives $6.3M Grant To Pay For Lowering Power Lines At End Of Runway
WARSAW — In what appears to be the biggest grant acquisitions in city history, officials announced they have been awarded $6.3 million that will be used to lower power lines on the east end of the city airport’s east-west runway. The grant will provide all of the money … Read More
Changes Involving Three Hangars Announced At Airport Board Meeting
WARSAW — Changes are underway with three hangars at the Warsaw Board of Aviation meeting on Tuesday, Oct. 8. Two hangars are being sold while a third one owned by the airport is being improved. The changes include: Hangar 18H is owned by the airport and used by … Read More
Aviation Board Votes To Begin Search For Airport Consultant
WARSAW — The Board of Aviation Commissioners voted to begin the process of searching for an airport consultant during its meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 13. “Last fall, we initially brought this up, but we tabled the discussion due to the traction we were gaining on some of the … Read More