Bryce Canyon FSS (BCE), Utah, 1973
Mr. Isenhour and Mr. Garrett in front of the Bryce Canyon FSS
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The Inflight position at Bryce Canyon FSS
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Bryce Canyon Airport (BCE), Utah (date unknown)
Airport welcome sign
Cedar City FSS (CDC), Utah, 1937
Bingham, Utah, June 12,1930
Construction crew for the light line airway beacon
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Submitted by John R. Keith
Bryce Canyon CAA Radio Station Housing (BCE), Utah, 1955
CAA residence where John Keith and family resided
Bryce Canyon FSS (BCE), Utah (date unknown)
Submitted by Larry Jarrett
Wink FSS (INK), 1975
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Photo by Claude Genest
Wink FSS (INK), Texas, 1975
Rosendo (Rosie) Vasquez (VZ) at the Wink FSS Inflight position
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The Wink FSS building can be seen in the distance, just in front of the aircraft’s nose. The FSS building was constructed in the mid-late 1960s. A unique design whereby you could perform the Airport Advisory Service (AAS) function with an unobstructed view of the entire airport due to its windows.
Wichita Falls FSS (SPS), Texas, 1970
Miss Gertie Mosaly broadcasts the weather at the Wichita Falls, Texas, FSS, a job she has been performing well for 28 years. Miss Mosaly received a special plaque during the 50th Anniversary of Flight Service Stations, honoring her for her longtime service in the Southwest.
Submitted by Claude Genest
Wink Radio Station (INK), Texas, 1930’s
Wink FSS (INK), Texas, June 2, 1971
Entrance to the Wink FSS building
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Wink FSS building
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Wink FSS building
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Wink FSS operations area
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Letter from a new Wink FSS employee to unknown persons describing his new adventure at the Wink FSS