Classic Biplane Tours offers scenic tours of Louisville in a replica of a classic open-cockpit biplane.
For more information contact, Steve Koch at 502-836-5252 or visit classicbiplanetours.com.
From spreading some love on a banner high above the city or learning how to fly for fun, Bowman field offers a wide range of aviation services guaranteed to make your heart soar.
In 2004, Louisville Executive Aviation (LEA) opened its doors at Bowman Field. The hangar, offices and restrooms were renovated with new flooring installed throughout the lobby area. The pilots’ lounge and flight planning room offer WSI weather services in a comfortable atmosphere. In addition to aircraft fueling, cleaning and storage services, LEA offers wireless Internet access and concierge services.
LEA provides aircraft maintenance through its partner, Central American Airways.
For more information about Louisville Executive Aviation, visit louisvilleexecutive.com or call Mark Geary at 502-292-4800. For more information about Central American Airways, visit centralamericanairways.com or call 502-458-3211.
Classic Biplane Tours offers scenic tours of Louisville in a replica of a classic open-cockpit biplane.
For more information contact, Steve Koch at 502-836-5252 or visit classicbiplanetours.com.
Globalair.com is your aviation resource where you can list an aircraft for sale, find an airplane for sale and located FBO information and fuel prices.
For more information call 502-456-3934.
Banner-towing airplane. For more information contact, Penny Rush at 502-425-2500.
The Aero Club of Louisville, Inc., a non-profit club established to promote general aviation, was founded at Bowman Field in 1922. The club is an integral part of the history of Bowman Field. For more information on the Aero Club, please visit aeroclub1.com or call 502-456-9707.
Bowman Eagles’, a “taildraggers club,” was established in January 2003 as a non-profit corporation to further the advancement of aviation and aeronautical skills of its members. In addition to providing its members with tailwheel aircraft for their personal transportation and recreation, Bowman Eagles promotes aviation with young people, primarily through the EAA Young Eagles program.
For more information, visit bowmaneagles.com.
The Wings Flying Club is a non-profit organization established over 30+ years ago to promote general aviation and the enjoyment of low wing aircraft.
The purpose of the club is to provide safe and reliable aircraft, at economical rates, so members can hone their piloting skills, work on advanced ratings, or just enjoy flying.
For more information, visit wingsflying.org.
Perry C. McCollom
502-551-4804
Aerospace Education