FAA honors city officials

Sunday, July 26, 2015

Ted Thompson, the Mountain Home Airport Fixed Based Operator, presents the FAA Certificate of Excellence plaque to Mayor Tom Rist, who was joined by public works director Wayne Shepherd and airport runway project engineer Toby Epler at the July 13 event.

by Tim Bondy

Mountain Home News

A large-scale project that reconstructed the runway and taxiway at the Mountain Home Municipal Airport was recently recognized by the Federal Aviation Administration as officials presented the city a certificate of excellence.

Ted Thompson, the airport's fixed-base operator who manages the field, presented the plaque to Mayor Tom Rist during a city council meeting July 13.

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