Bob Simmons      8/8/2012 12:51 PM

I sure enjoyed my trip to Dyersville Airport with 26 other Cessna 150/152 types on July 26, 2012. What a great place, and SO much room for parking. We could have parked a couple dozen more planes there no problem. I plan on making the trip next year during if at all possible. Thanks again for the warm hospitality! -Bob Simmons, Marion County Airport, Jasper TN. Submitted By: Bob Simmons

Bruce Bennett      8/8/2012 11:25 AM

Dave, As part of the group of 27 Cessna 150/152's that flew into your airport July 26, 2012, I must say Thank You, and tell you what a gem of an airport you have there. The welcome was open armed and appreciated. Bruce Bennett, New Brunswick, Canada Submitted By: Bruce Bennett

Dan & Sandy Newfang      8/8/2012 9:09 AM

Dave, thanks so very much for allowing & hosting the Cessna 150/152 Club on July 26th, 2012. Can you imagine packing in 27 Cessna's into your airport. Fantastic & magical. We asked "Dave, Is this Heaven ... No Dan & Sandy, it's Iowa" Dan & Sandy Newfang Tampa North Airport (X39)Tampa, FL N9832J "Sassy" Submitted By: Dan & Sandy Newfang

Joe Langel      5/15/2012 9:24 PM

I flew into Dyersville on Mother's Day from Lakeville, MN. It was my first trip back home in a plane since getting my pilot's license in December. I've been looking forward to flying trips like this since my first plane ride at age 16 at the former Dyersville airport (piloted by my classmate, Sheila Kramer). Many thanks to everyone who made this airport possible and who keep it going. I hope to make many more trips in the future. Submitted By: Joe Langel

Alan Link      10/27/2011 2:54 PM

I had the privlege of visiting the airport two years ago and was impressed with the growth of it and the activity going on .I have known Dave Kramer for years and know if it wasn't for his love of aviation and dedication to keep the airport active It would not have existed this long. I can remember as a kid going to the airport where Tauke motors is and watching George Necker fly in and out. Thanks to Dave its stayed alive for years Hats off to you Dave and your side kick Fred aviation is on its way up in Dyersville.Alan Submitted By: Alan Link

Richard Skagerberg      9/11/2011 9:28 AM

What a GREAT Airport! After landing the first person I met was Dave Kramer and what a class act. I couldn't have been more welcomed. I absolutely love the grass strips and this one ranks #1 Grass strip in my book! The quality of the care given really shows. Thanks again Dave! I will be back with more friends next time. Submitted By: Richard Skagerberg

Don and Amy Mensen      4/5/2010 9:53 AM

Flew our Warrior in SUnday for Easter. The airport is in beautiful condition. When we fly our 4 hour drive becomes a 90 minute flight. If Dyersville did not have a runway, We would not have been able to attend Easter dinner with our families. Thanks for having a great airport!!! Don and Amy Mensen Submitted By: Don and Amy Mensen

Keith McCarraher      10/16/2009 2:10 PM

We are pleased to announce a detailed story about the flying career of local pilot Jack Keane in our September 2009 news letter. Please click on the News Letter page to take a look! Submitted By: Keith McCarraher

Keith McCarraher      10/16/2009 2:05 PM

Driving directions are now posted on the "About The Airport" page. Thank you for your input! Submitted By: Keith McCarraher

Tom Keane      8/18/2009 9:15 PM

Haven't visited the airport in a long while but do visit the web-site. I'm writing in the hopes of seeing an article in one of your future monthly News Letters. In previous News Letters, DAA has featured a "Pilots Of the Past" segment naming such legendary figures and early local flyers as Ed Mescher and the late, great Maury (Maurie) Noonan. My note is a hope for a feature article on John E. "Jack" Keane- a former Marine pilot and Flight Instructor who also happened to be my father. Jack Keane was buzzing the skies around Dyersville and the state of Iowa long before many- giving rides, flying pointers and sharing stories and had no doubt, influenced others in a path towards aviation. He was also a Dyersville native with many friends including your Dave Kramer. Hey Dave- how about a story on "The Star of Poland?" Gratefully, Tom Keane Peoria, AZ. Submitted By: Tom Keane

Karol      8/3/2009 11:45 AM

Hmm, can't find any of your web pages that give ground directions to the airport -- say, from Hwy. 20. How 'bout posting them? Thanks Submitted By: Karol