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To: C Kahn who wrote (61673)	10/13/1999 7:56:00 AM
From: Ish	Respond to of 67261

<<Springfield looks like a pretty good sized city on the map. Is there an airport there that can accommodate larger than 13 seaters?>> Springfield is the state capital but it doesn't have much of an airport. Peoria has the biggest airport in the area but Bloomington/Normal handles some fair sized jets. It's the fastest growing airport in the US. My buddy took a jet to Minneapolis a couple of years ago out of B/N and it looked to hold about 100 people. There might be a jet direct from Orlando to B/N, I'll check on it when people start waking up. I know there's a fairly large jet that flies from B/N to St.Louis at 6 am every morning, as it goes over my house.

To: C Kahn who wrote (61673)	10/13/1999 8:18:00 PM
From: Ish	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 67261

Never could get in touch with my buddy, I don't know what alley he's sleeping in. I did call the airport, it's now the Central Illinois Regional Airport, big deal up from the B/N airport. Well really it is. Like I said it's the fastest growing in the US. They did a huge build up 2 years ago. I called the airport... nothing from Tampa but they do have a flight from Orlando and to Orlando. Some stop for a touch and go in Atlanta and some don't. As for <<I don't really care for those 13 seater puddle jumpers>> They land in Springfield along with the bi-wings. The planes into Central Illinois Regional Airport, they are DC9s and 737s. Air Tran does the flight. Any other help I can give let me know. Midwestern hospitality. Bert Jackson moved from here to your area in the 70s. Couldn't get a regular dealership so opened a Volkswagon, Toyota... Just before the gas shortage. Cleaned up like a mop.