Wendover Airport

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Airport Wendover (ENV/KENV) | Arrivals, departures & routes

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The Director extends the range of available work and supports the renovation of historical airport facilities.

Before she even learnt to ride, Wendover Airport Director Lisa Dunn learnt to take off. Lisa Jim Petersen took her place last spring and withdrew to take more leisure for the historical Wendover Airport. In 2001 he founded the non-profit organization for the preservation of World War II structures on the historical airport next to the airport.

One year later, he succeeded the outgoing airport manager and managed the airport's state-of-the-art aircraft services, while at the same time supervising the conservation project at the airport. Says she's always cared about the airport. isa was acquainted with north Nevada before she became warden. For 15 years she worked as XTRA Airways Chairwoman, where she had an airline that offered casino services in the United States, West Wendover included.

One of her first large scale assignments as the new airport manager was the construction of a filling stations for helicopters in January. isa is also hoping for increased use of the airport's four take-off and landing strips for warfare. "Hill Air Force Base and National Guard staff and all sections of the armed forces can use the airport for practice and refueling," she says.

Their tasks include monitoring the conversion of the company premises. Lisa also assists Jim's work for the historical airport near by in the commercialization of the state-of-the-art flight services. The recently refurbished Services Club is a meeting place for all year round gatherings, dance and reception. Exponates underline the importance of the airport as a place of education for severe bombardments during the Second World War.

Because of his seclusion, Colonel Paul Tibet's Jr. elected him for one of the most important tasks of the conflict. Tibbets' huge 50,000 sq. meter airstrip harbored a B29 Superb Stronghold Bomber called Tibbets after his dam Enola Gay. "Dedicated to the historical airport, Jim will now have more money to collect for the last stages of the restoration of the Enola Gay Hangar," says Lisa.

It was stabilised in 2010 after Jim organised a fundraiser that involved a Save America's Treasures Nationwide Fund and personal sponsors. In September, the Stiftung organizes an international show to collect funds for current conservation work. Two years ago, a particular visitor to the exhibition was Brig Gen. Paul Tibbets IV, the grandchild of Col. Paul Tibbets Jr.

He visited his grandfather's offices on the top level of the Enola Gay Hangars for the first while. As diverse as her new tasks at the airport are, Lisa says she will always appreciate the challenge facing them. "I' m more interested in flight operation than in piloting," says Lisa.