Quincy Regional Airport

  September 11 will mark 14 years since our nation was attacked. Since that time we have increased our security immensely including the banning of firearms on planes at airports all across this nation. So when I read a report that the Transportation Security Administration, better known as the TSA, confiscated a record 2,200 guns at airports in America in 2014 I had to ask the question. Who... Rea

This year's 2014 Veteran's Day Parade in Quincy will be held on Saturday, November 8. The Veteran's Parade Committee, led by Chairman Dick McKinney, works all year long on organizing this wonderful event. One of the toughest things to secure for an event like this is a "flyover" of a military aircraft.

With the expected weather, Cape Air and Quincy Regional Airport began notifying passengers last night that the last three flights today (Tuesday, February 4) would be preemptively cancelled, according to Jarred Hester, the Quincy Regional Airport Manager.

At 11:33 a.m. representatives from Great River Aviation received a call from the Kansas City Flight Center notifying them that a medical life flight was being rerouted to Quincy Regional because of engine problems.

What an incredible experience. I highly recommend it and this weekend is your chance to take flight as well.

A 1929 Ford Tri-Engine airplane is at Quincy Regional Airport this weekend.

Quincy area aviation buffs will have an unusual opportunity this weekend to fly in a 1920s luxury airplane.

If  you have flown recently you know the process of getting screened at the airport. It's a evil necessity, unfortunately.  What it does is take extra time and subjects everyone to a search and sometimes a full body scan prior to boarding the aircraft.