File:Mansfield Airport Snow Removal, Winter 2010-2011 (5658141681).jpg
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A snow plow clears the runway at Mansfield Municipal Airport. Snow crews at three Commonwealth airports in Boston, Bedford, and Mansfield are being recognized for keeping air travel disruptions to the absolute minimum. The Balchen/Post Awards are named for pioneering aviators Wiley Post and Col. Bernt Balchen and given each year to airports whose “snow crews” did exemplary work in maintaining their airports in safe and operational conditions during the winter season. The 2010-2011 awards included: Boston Logan International Airport- Winner, Large Commercial category Mansfield Municipal Airport- Winner, Small General Aviation category L.G. Hanscom Field, Bedford- Honorable Mention, Large General Aviation category |
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Author | MassDOT |
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