Premier general aviation airport with a rich history in aircraft manufacturing by the Glenn L. Martin Company during world war II
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ALT Aerial showing a large portion of the Martin State Airport airfield, including the construction site of the airport's future air traffic control tower.
ALT Aerial photo showing exterior progress on the construction of the future air traffic control tower at Martin State Airport.
ALT Aerial showing construction workers on the roof of the future air traffic control tower, currently under construction, at Martin State Airport.
ALT Shannetta Griffin (left) and Rob Goepfert review an air traffic control tower rendering at a construction site at Martin State Airport.
ALT Exterior panels are added to the future air traffic control tower, currently under construction, at Martin State Airport.
ALT Rob Goepfert (left) provides Shannetta Griffin a tour of the future air traffic control tower at Martin State Airport.
ALT The Martin State Airport airfield on a sunny day, captured from Level 7 of the airport's future air traffic control tower currently under construction.
ALT Aerial of the future Martin State Airport air traffic control tower with two hangars in the background.
ALT Harold Fowler speaks to Summer Youth Initiative students inside a hangar at Martin State Airport. A general aviation aircraft is seen in the background.
ALT Summer Youth Initiative students climb into a First Class Flight Academy aircraft at Martin State Airport.
ALT A MyFlight helicopter takes off at Martin State Airport with Summer Youth Initiative students inside.
ALT A Summer Youth Initiative student and MyFlight pilot give a thumbs up through the windshield of a helicopter at Martin State Airport.
ALT A Baltimore City Police officer speaks to Sumer Youth Initiative students at a police helicopter inside a hangar at Martin State Airport.
ALT A Baltimore City Police officer speaks to Summer Youth Initiative students about drones inside a hangar at Martin State Airport.
ALT Side view of a BETA Technologies electric aircraft parked at Martin State Airport.
ALT A BETA Technologies electric aircraft is parked at Martin State Airport with the airport's terminal building in the background.
ALT A recent photo of the future air traffic control tower at Martin State Airport, currently under construction, with light blue sky and puffy white clouds in the background.
ALT 5 Blue Angels aircraft perform a fly-by over the Martin State Airport terminal building.
ALT A Royal Air Force Red Arrows aircraft is marshaled to a parking spot at Martin State Airport.
ALT Sail250 open house attendees observe a Blue Angels aircraft parked at Martin State Airport.
ALT 2 U.S. Air Force F-16s parked at Martin State Airport with the airport's terminal building in the background.
ALT US Navy Blue Angels prepare to fly.
ALT F-16 Viper Demonstration Team departs for Airshow.
ALT Pilots for the Royal Air Force Red Arrows flight demonstration team prepare to fly.
ALT The Red Arrows prepare to fly.
ALT The crowd at Martin State Airport.
ALT State and Baltimore County officials cut the ribbon to start the festival.
ALT Aircraft displays are part of the festival.
ALT Organizations display information.
ALT Festival goers enjoy food and displays.
ALT 3 Blue Angels Super Hornet aircraft taxiing with the Martin State Airport terminal building in the background.
ALT Red Arrows pilot Flight Lieutenant Dustin Wales speaks to the media in front of a Red Arrows aircraft at Martin State Airport.
ALT Members of the Patrouille de France demonstration team perform chair exercises at Martin State Airport.
ALT Air Force Major Taylor Hiester speaks to media in front of a F16 Viper aircraft at Martin State Airport.
ALT 3 Blue Angels aircraft about to depart from Martin State Airport.
ALT 4 Royal Air Force Red Arrows aircraft parked next to each other at Martin State Airport.
ALT A U.S. Air Force F16 Viper Demonstration Team aircraft parked at Martin State Airport.
ALT 2 Blue Angels aircraft depart from Martin State Airport.
ALT A graphic including 22 photos of approximately 140 Maryland Aviation Administration (MAA) employees with text of Thank You, Team, plus a MAA logo.
ALT Steel beam is signed prior to it hoisted to the future air traffic control tower structure at Martin State Airport.
ALT A steel beam with signatures from Maryland Aviation Administration employees and contractors on a forklift with the future Martin State Airport air traffic control tower in the background. The beam has three flags attached to it.
ALT Maryland Aviation Administration team members and contractors in front of the future air traffic control tower at Martin State Airport.
ALT The final beam of the future Martin State Airport air traffic control tower structure is in in place. Three flags fly from the recently-installed beam.
ALT Aerial photo of the future air traffic control tower under construction at Martin State Airport.
ALT Photo of the future air traffic control tower under construction at Martin State Airport.