Ramp Check with Ramp - Radio Hangar
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Destinations, airshows, fly-ins, and the places aviation takes you. Ramp brings you the stories from the ramp, the taxiway, and the gate. From Radio Hangar, 24/7 aviation talk radio.
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Recent episodes
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- Catalina Airport in the Sky, the Mesa Strip Twenty-Six Miles Over the Pacific, and the Hundred-Dollar Hamburger Run That Puts Every Other One to Shame
- The Galesburg Stearman Fly-In, the Yellow Peril Biplane That Taught America to Fly, and the Ramp Culture Keeping Thousands of PT-Seventeens in the Air
- Schafer Meadows, the Forest Service Grass Strip at the Heart of the Bob Marshall Wilderness, and the South Fork of the Flathead Valley That Reminds You Why Backcountry Flying Exists
- Sedona Airport, the Mesa Strip Above Red Rock Country, and the One Hundred Dollar Hamburger View That Stops Pilots in Their Tracks
- The Ramp Rat, the Airport Kid Who Sweeps Hangars for Fuel, and the Unofficial Pipeline That Keeps General Aviation Alive
- Johnson Creek Airport, the Canyon Grass Strip in the Idaho Backcountry That Pilots Chase from Three States Away, and the One-Way Traffic Pattern That Demands Everything You Know
- Catalina Airport in the Sky, the Mesa Strip Above the Pacific, and the Bison That Have Been Watching Pilots Land Since Nineteen Twenty-Four
- The North Forty at EAA AirVenture, the Tent-and-Airplane City That Rises in Wisconsin Every July, and the Ramp Culture You Can Only Find When You Fly In
