grass strip

An avid pilot buys a South Carolina airport with an eye on expansion.

Choose a Diamond DA62 or a Maule for your family vacation to ‘Rocket City.’

A grass strip and a flower farm on 80 acres create a fly-in venue beyond compare.

Weavers Landing Airport gets its smooth carpet-like conditions in part thanks to the owner’s day job.

Windsock Village Air Park combines not only two properties, but many different types of aircraft and owners.

You don’t have to be a millionaire to have a runway in the backyard. Plenty of pilots are living the dream on a grass strip built by someone else.

There is something special about growing up on a grass airstrip. Just ask Clint Cawley, a third-generation aviator.