Destinations, airshows, fly-ins, and the places aviation takes you. Ramp brings you the stories from the ramp, the taxiway, and the gate. From Radio Hangar, 24/7 aviation talk radio.
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The Airport in the Sky, the Catalina Buffalo Burger, and the Twenty-Six Miles of Open Pacific That Make It the Best Hundred Dollar Hamburger in Southern California. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Friday Harbor, the San Juan Island Airport Where the Approach Crosses Open Water, Orcas Swim Below Your Final, and the Pacific Northwest Reminds You Why You Learned to Fly. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
The Shirttail Cut, the First Solo Tradition, and the Strip of Fabric Every Flight School in America Has on Its Wall. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Big Creek Airport, the Frank Church Canyon Strip Where the Approach Is a One-Way Commitment and the Wilderness Begins the Moment You Shut Down. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
The FBO Couch, Hangar Flying, and the Oral Tradition That Has Always Been How Pilots Pass the Real Knowledge Down. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Johnson Creek, the One-Way Canyon Strip in Idaho Where the Approach Is Half the Adventure. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Sedona Airport, the Mesa-Top Strip in Red Rock Country Where the Approach Is a Work of Art and Density Altitude Will Bite You If You Forget to Think. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
The Marshaller, the Wands, and the Silent Language of the Transient Ramp. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Schafer Meadows, the South Fork Grass Strip in the Heart of the Bob Marshall Wilderness Where Grizzlies Walk the Runway and the Nearest Road Is a Very Long Way Away. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Catalina Island Airport, the Ridge-Top Strip in the Pacific Where Bison Graze the Infield and the Mainland Is Twenty-Two Miles Behind You. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
The Shirt Tail Cut, the Open Cockpit Biplane Tradition That Lives on Every Flight School Wall and Marks the Moment You First Left the Ground Alone. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Big Creek Airport, the Frank Church Wilderness Strip Where the Lower Forty-Eight Ends and the Real Flying Begins. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
The Crew Car, the Beat-Up FBO Loaner With Two Hundred Thousand Miles and a Full Tank of Goodwill, and Why the Free Set of Keys on the Front Desk Is the Best Thing About Ramp Culture. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Mile-Hi, the One-Way Idaho Backcountry Strip Carved Into a Canyon Wall Where You Commit on Final and There Is No Going Around. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Johnson Creek, Idaho, the Backcountry Grass Strip Where You Camp Under the Wing and Soak in a Hot Spring After You Land. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Gaston's White River Resort, Three Mike Zero, and the Grass Strip in Arkansas Where You Taxi Up to a Trout Dinner With the River Running Right Off Your Wingtip. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Triple Tree Aerodrome, the Seven Thousand Foot Grass Runway in South Carolina That's Mowed Like a Golf Green and Might Be the Most Beautiful Place You'll Ever Land. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
The Beaumont Hotel, Kansas, and the Grass Strip Where You Taxi Down Main Street and Tie Your Airplane to a Light Pole in Front of Dinner. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Catalina's Airport in the Sky, the Runway With a Hump You Can't See Over, and the Buffalo Burger Worth Crossing the Channel For. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
The Crew Car, the FBO Courtesy Car With a Quarter Tank and a Hundred Stories, and the Unwritten Rules of Ramp Culture. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Moose Creek, One Uniform One, the Grass Strip Deep in the Selway-Bitterroot Where the Ranger Station Still Runs on Wings. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Sedona Airport, the USS Sedona, and the Mesa-Top Runway in the Red Rocks Where You Land on a Table in the Sky. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Triple Tree Aerodrome, Seven Thousand Feet of the Finest Grass in the World, and the Fly-In Where They Cut the Runway Like a Golf Green and Hand You Sweet Tea Before You Shut Down. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Big Creek, Uniform Six Zero, the Idaho Backcountry Lodge That Burned to the Ground and Was Rebuilt Board by Board by the People Who Fly In. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
Gaston's White River Resort, Three Mike Zero, the Grass Strip in the Ozarks Where You Tie Down Under the Trees and Walk Straight Into a Trout Dinner. With Ramp on Radio Hangar.
