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Due to the impact of the corona virus, 100LL prices at the airport have dropped from $4.45 to $4.15 and the Jet-A prices have dropped from $3.90 to $3.70. Covid-19 is making an impact across the world medically and economically. Come get fuel and spend the quarantine in the luxury of your airplane.
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Open House Lite is coming this Saturday, June the 29th! Due to inclement weather on the Open House date, we were unable to provide the promised flights. This Saturday will be a make up date filled with plenty of food, fun, and flights! Come down in your prized car to enter the car show and stay for the Open House Lite experience.  EKU publicly announced on May 6th, 2019 that a new Aircraft Maintenance would begin at the London-Corbin Airport when the London location curriculum and training area is approved by the FAA. We are proud to host the new program for the future of aviation and educational growth!
While applications are not yet being received for the program, clicking here will take you to a spreadsheet to be filled out and sent to London-Corbin Airport's email. (londoncorbinairport@gmail.com) More information will be posted as it is gained to the News & Updates page and hope to see plenty of new faces joining the local general aviation community! For more information, click here. If you're interested in chartering a flight to or from the London-Corbin Airport, JetCharters offers a range of options. You can view the JetCharters LOZ page here.
Charter planes can be cheaper and more convenient for large groups. Affordable air taxi services are also available. Tha National Guard is in the process of building a massive hangar which will be able to accommodate sixteen OH-58 Helicopters and four UH-60 Blackhawk helicopters. The hangar is the third phase in the project and will hopefully be complete by the end of this year. Already completed is a maintenance facility and office complex which is used solely by the National Guard for their operations. Currently, the airport has a project underway that will allow motor vehicles, golf carts, tractors, etc to access both sides of the airport property without having to cross the runway! The road will connect to the taxiway in front of the North Hangars and with the ramp next to the ASOS antenna on the south side ramp (Terminal Side). Currently, the National Guard is using the North side of the airfield for their operations. Having half of their fleet on the South side and half on the North, they are constantly crossing the runway. Also, pilots who keep their airplanes in the North hangars cross the runway to access their airplane and hangar. The access road will eliminate all traffic from having to cross the runway, providing a safer atmosphere for pilots landing and taking off.
Pictures to come soon! As of about a week ago, the new hangars are complete! The taxiways have been paved, the lighting has been installed and all of it looks awesome. All that needs to be done is some landscaping (grass, etc). Airplanes have started moving in and hangar space is being taken as fast as it opens up. The workers did a fantastic job on this project. We also have our Board Chairman Wade Carr and Board member Henry Heaberlin to thank for a lot of their hard work on this project.  Currently, the new twin-hangars are under construction. The building is up and houses ten twin-hangars with automatic doors, all concrete floors, and plenty of room for most twin-engine aircraft. Last week, February 7-13, multiple loads of gravel were brought in to lay the foundation for the taxiways. We have our board chairman, and several other workers, to thank for donating their time to help in getting the hangars ready to move into. March is the tentative time for the project to be complete.     |