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‘The Way General Aviation Used To Be’

By General Aviation News Staff · December 15, 2015 ·

SMOKETOWN, Penn. – Smoketown Airport (S37) is a fine example of a well-preserved and managed GA airport. It is situated in the heart of beautiful Lancaster County, Pa., which is an Amish farming region.

S37 is home to vintage aircraft and other classic aviation aircraft plays host to a fly-in every year and is virtually “the way general aviation used to be.”

Smoketown Airport poster

That sentiment is captured in a new poster that is now available for purchase.
Shot by Robert Talarczyk and designed by Darkhorse Design, the poster is available exclusively at Smoketown Airport (311 Airport Drive, Smoketown, Pa., 17576, Phone: 717-394-6476).

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  1. Don says

    December 16, 2015 at 7:00 am

    Great idea for a poster but It would have looked more realistic if that blue car had been “Photoshoped” out.

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