Daniel L. Berek's Photo Gallery

This lovely Grumman Albatross serves as a gate guard for this little airport.

The Millville Airmy Air Force museum tells the history of this important little airport. I have reviewed this museum on Trip Advisor.

The primary civilian business at Millville is Big Sky, which also offers flying lessons (though usually in much better weather).

Millville Airport was built during World War II as a training base, the nation's first defense air field. This beautiful mural commemorates the airport's original role, with P-47s, the aircraft used.

Boeing has a large facility at this airport to convert Chinook helicopters to CH-47F standard. Also visible is part of the general aviation ramp.

This is a general overview of this little airport, looking from the mountains bordering the harbor of Castries.

Robert Wood Johnson is a state-of-the-art hospital in the heart of downtown New Brunswick, home of the main campus of Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey.

This is a view, with the new control tower.

The new general aviation complex is at the northern end of the airport. The general aviation complex on the western end is still in use.

The old control tower is located on the eastern side of the airport.

The main airport, as seen from the primary taxiway.

Solberg Airport is also the home to a mooring station for airships. The facility is located in the middle of the field, far from the terminal and aprons.