air station

A few hours later, he was sitting in the operations room at the air station.

It went down less than a mile from the air station.

It was the watch officer in the air station's control tower.

The air station was therefore removed from the investment program.

The show has now moved to all free to air stations across Australia.

All five air stations have one helicopter on stand by at any given time.

The air station was some three miles from the town, set in the middle of flat farming land.

We have a jet waiting at the naval air station.

It was extended in 1977, after the military decided to establish the air station.

A naval air station was established in 1927 with limited equipment.

The remaining four passengers were taken to the air station's medical facility.

Three to four hundred military aircraft are handled at the air station each year.

The air station however was not fully operative until 15 September 1957.

Jones led the two men out of the airplane and toward the air station's mess.

A military airport is known as an airbase or air station.

All the passengers had meetings at the air station and were to have returned Wednesday evening.

The nearby naval air station needed a place for pilots to test weapons.

The base was one of the first operational naval air stations in the country.

"Only one way to find out," Jones said, heading back to the situation room and calling the air station control tower.

Built in 1915 this was the former headquarters building of the air station and now holds several exhibitions.

Next month he is to be stationed at the air station in Beaufort.

The first two years were used to demolish and rebuild the air station.

Aircraft on display represent those historically in use at the air station.

New Orleans cited its deep port and naval air station.

Luke and Katherine lived in a house that he called a ranch five miles south of the air station.