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Greg Linton

Greg is a Copy Editor and the Director of Podcasts at AirlineGeeks. He is a frequent flyer on American Airlines, and he plans on becoming a pilot in the future. Greg also extremely enjoys planespotting, and he owns several well-known aviation related Instagram accounts.

Stories By Greg Linton:

Photo Gallery: Planespotting from a Mountain at Vail Eagle County Airport in Colorado
Situated in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Vail’s Eagle County Airport offers a scenic backdrop for those traveling into the small airfield. The airport only sees a few flights per day from major US carriers, such as American, United, and Delta. However, the airport also sees plenty of general aviation traffic. The airfield is […]
PHOTO STORY: Onboard a Cessna Caravan at One of America’s Busiest Airports
Starting service in 1979 as Multi-Aero Inc., Air Choice One is a humble carrier among all the traffic at O’hare. The airline operates Cessna Grand Caravans to destinations such as Burlington, IA, Decatur, IL, Jonesboro, AR, Chicago, IL, and St. Louis, MO. The small Caravans are dwarfed by all the widebodies and other airliners at […]
Guam: A Short History of A Small Hub
Guam is a small island country in the Pacific, owned by the United States. It is one of the 17 listed non-self governing countries by the United Nations. The island is served by a fairly large airport, Antonio B. Won Pat International Airport, served by 12 airlines (10 passenger, 2 cargo). The airport’s largest carrier, […]