The FAA has paused federal grants for the Sedona Airport until the airport submits a plan for coming into compliÂance with three of 39 grant assurances required for airports receiving federal funds.
The development could be significant for the airport’s...
The COVID-19 pandemic brought the skies above Sedona to an unfamiliar level of quiet as all varieties of air traffic significantly slowed — everything from international overflights to jaunts in private two-seaters — when various states’ stay-at-home proclamations were...
Sedona City Manager Justin Clifton doubted he’d ever see such an agreement.
Following nearly two years of discussion and negotiations, Sedona’s two helicopter tour companies reached an agreement to establish a no-fly zone over the vast majority of the city.
“It’s...
The Sedona-Oak Creek Airport Authority Board of Directors meeting on Monday, Feb. 25, had an unusually long break. The directors needed to take a call with the organization’s lawyer, which lasted...
Twenty-three Andante Drive residents led by Terry and Duane Gregory met informally with Mayor Scott Jablow and City Councilwomen...
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