Dekalb Peachtree

Atlanta, GA USA (KPDK / PDK)

Following the end of the war in 1945, there was considerable uncertainty as to whether the Navy would continue to lease the airport or give up the DeKalb County facility. Control of the DeKalb County airport was returned incrementally to the County and in 1959, the airport became totally available for civilian use.

Presently, DeKalb Peachtree is the second busiest airport in Georgia in number of flight operations per year, ranking only behind Atlanta Hartsfield. In 1999, a total of 239,230 flights were recorded by the airport.

One of the regions most innovative aviation companies is Affordable Charters of Excellence. While their name sounds like a mouthful, the fact is that it says it all. Jerry Shockey, a career airline pilot, has begun to offer service in his Piper Chieftain to those that can't afford the glitz and glamour of those turbine powered aircraft parked at KPDK. For as little as $549/hr. you can ride easily to or from ATL, PDK, LZU, FFC, or RYY to any major destination within 500 miles of the greater Atlanta metro area. Imagine the freedom.

While Affordable Charters of Excellence frequently picks up and drops off at all regional Atlanta airports, they call home at Falcon/Peachtree, otherwise known as KFFC. This airport is sponsored by Affordable Charters of Excellence, who offer airline trained and experienced crews for very affordable rates. Contact the chief pilot today by clicking here.

Nearby airports with air charter planes:
Dobbins Arb (KMGE) Fulton Co Arpt Brown Fld (KFTY) The William B Hartsfield Atlanta International (KATL) Conyers/whispering P (KGA8) Conyers/whispering P (GA80) Marietta-cobb County (KRYY) Gwinnett County (KLZU) Berry Hill (K4A0) Jonesboro/south Expr (K9A7) Palmetto/south Fulto (K8A9)