Deep Creek Airport (closed)

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By boothy443 @ 2007-04-14 13:59:58
Closed in 1988
Links: www.airfields-freeman.com
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@ 2017-03-29 05:11:02
I learned to fly at Deep Creek Airport back in the '70s. Walt Neitzy ran the airport back then and was my flight instructor. He ended up retiring and the airport was then managed by an instructor who previously worked at Bay Bridge Airport and I think his name was John.