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• He returned to Newfoundland as a building superintendent for Gander airport.
• There is no control tower and contact is made with Area Control Centre in Gander Airport.
• In 1985, 248 soldiers from here died as their chartered aircraft took off from Gander Airport in Newfoundland.
• In March, the 19th Antisubmarine Squadron relocated to Gander Airport in Newfoundland, soon joined by two other squadrons.
• A TWA flight from New York to Milan was forced to make an emergency landing at Gander airport because of engine trouble.
• A TWA flight from New York to Milan was forced to make an unscheduled landing at Gander airport because of engine trouble.
• Gander Airport Safety and Airside Operations is responsible for fire and rescue operations using three vehicles at their station within the airport.
• The plane landed safely late Friday and the 65 passengers spent the night in a hotel, said a duty manager at Gander airport.
• An Arrow Air DC-8 charter crashed on takeoff at Gander Airport in Newfoundland on Dec . 12, 1985, killing 256 people.
• In the 1990s, Bulgarian artists came to this province through Gander Airport as part of a decade-long influx of refugees from the Soviet Block.
• Trans-Atlantic flights that must make unscheduled stops often use the Gander airport, which is linked to a military airport at the town of 10, 000.
• *1940  A detachment of five Douglas B-18 Digby s from No . 10 ( BR ) Squadron at Dartmouth, commenced operation from Gander Airport.
• The attacks result in US airspace being closed, forcing 38 international aircraft to be diverted and land unexpectedly at the Gander airport, doubling the population of the small Newfoundland town.
• In April 2014, Gander Airport Authority decided on plans to abandon the existing terminal building due to high operating costs and replace it with a new terminal a quarter of the size.
• A year ago, the Gander airport and nearby town of the same name became the focal point of Canada's reaction to the Sept . 11 terrorist attacks in the United States.
• The son of Edward Thomas Spencer and Sarah Roberts, he was born in Pilley's Island and received his primary education in Newfoundland, going on to study engineering with the Gander airport.
• When the Federal Aviation Administration ordered a groundstop on planes flying within or to the United States, the plane was diverted to the Gander airport, a standard diversion point for trans-Atlantic flights.
• Here they were _ 218 exhausted and frightened travelers on that flight plus passengers from other U . S .-bound jetliners diverted to the nearby Gander airport in the wake of the terrorist attacks on America.
• Almost 7, 000 travelers from 38 planes landed at the Gander airport on Newfoundland island _ Canada's easternmost point _ and stayed for three days or more in the small towns of the remote region.
• Almost 7, 000 travelers from 38 aircraft landed at the Gander airport when U . S . air space was closed immediately after hijackers crashed planes into the World Trade Center and the Pentagon on Sept . 11.