Regional Affairs

Galveston Airport demolished by Hurricane Ike

Scholes International At Galveston Airport bore the brunt of Hurricane Ike on Sept. 12. The Texas airport, with an elevation of only 6 feet, was hit with a nearly 16-foot storm surge. Even though the airport and Galveston Island remained closed early this week, AOPA Airport Support Network Volunteer George Gould was able to make it back to survey the damage. View a slide show of the damage and find out how other airports in Texas and Louisiana fared on AOPA Online.

September 19, 2008

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