An aviation mishap at Norwood Memorial Airport leaves a twin-engine charter jet stuck in the mud 400 feet past the runway.
Norwood Airport Struggles Under Post-9/11 FAA Security Rules-October 18, 2001
Economic Pinch at Norwood Airport-October 18, 2001 The Norwood Airport is facing a severe financial squeeze brought on by sweeping new Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) security rules enacted in the … Continue reading Norwood Airport Struggles Under Post-9/11 FAA Security Rules-October 18, 2001
Airport Commission Chairman Walter Grady Seeks FAA Enforcement to Curb Norwood Airport Noise-November 3, 1984
Facing 160,000 annual flights and rising neighborhood complaints, Norwood Airport Commission Chairman Walter Grady is meeting with FAA officials to enforce mandatory noise-abatement flight rules.
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.
Four Injured in Small Plane Crash on Takeoff at Norwood Airport-October 21, 1974
Crash on Takeoff at Norwood Airport A small single-engine Cessna aircraft piloted by an off-duty state police helicopter pilot crashed shortly before 10 a.m. yesterday while taking off from Norwood … Continue reading Four Injured in Small Plane Crash on Takeoff at Norwood Airport-October 21, 1974
New Control Tower Will Ease Norwood’s Air Traffic-April 12, 1970
NORWOOD — Traffic-load statistics at Norwood Airport, one of the busiest of its size in the country, may reflect nearly 600,000 takeoffs and landings this year. A long-needed traffic-control tower … Continue reading New Control Tower Will Ease Norwood’s Air Traffic-April 12, 1970