Look Who’s Using the Wausau Downtown Airport

Wausau Supply’s 2006 Raytheon BE90 King Air based here in Wausau

Kocourek’s 2006 Raytheon BE58 Baron based here in Wausau

A Grumman Widgeon amphibian stopping in for fuel enroute to Duluth

A turbine De Havilland Beaver on amphib floats

A two-week old 2006 Pilatus PC12 from  Sheboygan visiting Weston 5

An early impromptu Ercoupe convention with 3 locals:  “the Big Chmiel” from Rhinelander, Syd Cohen from Wausau, and the 3rd from Stevens Point

Midwest Helicopter’s Sikorsky S-58 lifted a new air conditioning unit onto the Wausau Center Mall (left).

This awesome Edge 540 flew with Bill Holm back to Wausau.

Bill Holm’s 2003 Extra 300 that will be based here at the Wausau Downtown Airport

An L-19 Bird Dog from KEAU

An Robinsin R44 who’s pilot visited Granite Peak

This Citation Jet bought fuel and hangared while its passenger conducted business in Wausau

A EuroCopter 120 from Canada spent the night in Wausau while enroute to a demo flight.

Brian Krueger flew the family Mini-Max down from Merrill for lunch with Dad.

This Husky A1B on amphibs was flown in by Halron Oil.  A Cessna C421 also arrived with more Halron employees.

A Pilatus PC12 owned by CED Management Services

Another Robinson R44 stops for fuel

A Huey helicopter stopped in Wausau to buy fuel

This Challenger 601 brought some business executives into Wausau for a conference

Another Challenger 601 owned and operated by Canadian National Railroad

Wausau’s first Citation Mustang was in for a demo flight to a potential customer!

A chartered West Bend Air Citation brought the owners of McDonald’s in to do business in town.

This King Air 300 brought some executives to Wausau for the day.

The King Air 350 owned by the State of Wisconsin brought the governor in.  A King Air 100 is in the foreground.

A Navajo from Appleton transferred a critical care patient from Aspirus Hospital to Chicago.

A helicopter stopped in and stayed overnight at Wausau.

A Raytheon Premier brought some executives in for a meeting with Greenheck.

This brand new Seneca stopped in Wausau for some fuel en route to a demo flight.

A 2004 C-208 Caravan up from Chicago for a business meeting.

UW Hospital’s EC-135 Medical helicopter came to Wausau to pick up a patient to transfer to Madison.  They stopped and bought fuel first.

An A-Star helicopter operated by the U.S. Customs and Border Protection spent the night in Wausau.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection name and logo on the side of the A-Star.