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Runway 9 west of airport.
Runway 27 east of airport.
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Welcome to Booneville, AR. Town center is the intersection of State Highways 10 and 23. The airport (4M2) is three miles east of town on highway 10 and is 25 nm southeast of Fort Smith (FSM).

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Daily Commuting, Pacific Northwest Style

1959 Beechcraft J

This highly modified 300 HP 1958 J Model Bonanza with tip tanks transports its owner/pilot to his day job as an anesthesiologist at various hospitals and clinics in the state of Washington. Leaving his own strip, WN18, from his home on Anacortes, WA,  each morning, the doctor flies to work generally in less time than it takes to drive to Seattle.

Anacortes, on Fidalgo Island, is homeport to the San Juan Islands and is situated in the Pacific halfway between Seattle and Vancouver, BC. WN18 is a never-ending adventure: 50 X 1900 with 100 foot tall evergreens on all four sides and is in the Microsoft Flight Simulator database, if you want to try it.

When you mouse over the Bonanza picture, you will see Mt. Baker. The picture was taken from the plane at 8,500 and beautifully captures the majesty of the Mt. Baker volcano in the northern Cascade chain. The second (to Mt. St. Helens) most active volcano in the Cascade chain, Mt. Baker is also one of the snowiest places on earth, recording a world record 95 feet of snow in 1999. In fact, the volume of snow and ice on Mount Baker is greater than that of all the other Cascades volcanoes (except Rainier) combined. The 10,788 foot mountain can be seen from Seattle to the south and Victoria and Vancouver to the North.