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September 22, 1997September 17, 2026 georgenhs Airport, This Day In Norwood History

WWII Bombers Bring Back Glory Days for Aging Veterans at Norwood Airport-September 22, 1997

More than 2,000 visitors and World War II veterans gather at Norwood Airport to view historic B-24 and B-25 bombers and share wartime memories.

August 15, 1991August 22, 2026 georgenhs Public Event, This Day In Norwood History

World War II Bombers to Land at Norwood Airport as Part of Airborne Museum Tour-August 15, 1991

The Collings Foundation will bring a rare, airworthy B-24 Liberator and a B-17 Flying Fortress to Norwood Airport for a public three-day exhibition from August 25–27.

August 7, 1990August 5, 2026 georgenhs Airport, This Day In Norwood History

HubExpress Suspends Norwood-to-Logan Helicopter Shuttle-August 7, 1990

Citing low local ridership, equipment shortages, and parking constraints at Norwood Airport, HubExpress Airlines suspended its popular Norwood-to-Logan helicopter shuttle service.

August 16, 1986August 22, 2026 georgenhs Airport, This Day In Norwood History

Norwood Airport Raises Tie-Down Fees for Private Plane Owners Starting in October-August 16, 1986

Citing prime location demand, Norwood Airport commission chairman Edwin Page announced fee increases for premium aircraft tie-down spaces beginning in October.

August 7, 1986August 5, 2026 georgenhs Airport, This Day In Norwood History

FinCom Explores Landing Fees to Offset Airport Liability Insurance Costs-August 7, 1986

Following a new five-year lease requiring the town to cover $19,356 in airport liability insurance, the Norwood Finance Commission asked town counsel if landing fees can be legally charged to pilots.

August 3, 1978August 2, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Simoni Denied Permission to Build Motel Near Norwood Airport-August 3, 1978

Citing airport safety concerns and protected runway approach zones, the Massachusetts Aeronautics Commission unanimously denied developer Frank R. Simoni's request to build a 63-foot-tall motel near Norwood Airport.

September 10, 1976September 5, 2026 georgenhs Accident, Airport, This Day In Norwood History

Wellesley Pilot Escapes Uninjured When Classic Biplane Crashes at Norwood Airport-September 10, 1976

Pilot James C. Fullerton escapes injury when his classic Steerman biplane ground-loops and crashes nose-down during takeoff at Norwood Airport, causing $4,000 in damage.

August 21, 1976August 20, 2026 georgenhs Airport, This Day In Norwood History

Vandalism Poses Constant Safety and Operational Concerns for Airport-August 21, 1976

Managing Norwood Airport comes with the persistent worry of vandalism, as Airport Manager Arnold Stymest contends with damaged runway lights, tampered navigational aids, and federal security risks.

August 16, 1974August 15, 2026 georgenhs This Day In Norwood History

Citizens Group Compiling Candidates’ Stances on Airport Expansion-August 16, 1974

Anti-expansionist group SNAG is compiling candidate questionnaire responses on Norwood Airport growth,

July 31, 1972October 14, 2026 georgenhs Centennial, Public Event

Norwood Airport Centennial Open House Draws Massive Crowds for Balloon Rides and Aviation Exhibits-July 31, 1972

Norwood Airport celebrated the town's centennial with a bustling weekend open house featuring hot air balloons, model airplane contests, and over 1,000 flights.

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