To start the listing process, click on the button below If your business provides an interesting product or service to pilots, flight crews, aircraft, or users of the Channel 10/WBNS-TV Heliport, you should consider listing it here. Would you like to see your business listed on this page? NOTAMs are issued by the DoD/FAA and will open in a separate window not controlled by AirNav. KLCK - Rickenbacker International Airport (11 nm SE) KOSU - Ohio State University Airport (7 nm N) Some nearby airports with instrument procedures: KCMH - John Glenn Columbus International Airport (6 nm E) There are no published instrument procedures at OI47. Heliport Operational Statistics Aircraft based on the field:Ĥ0 FT BLDG 115 FT SW 1020 FT TWR 200 FT SW & 840 FT TWR 1500 FT ESE. Heliport Ownership and Management from official FAA records Ownership: Heliport Services Runway Information Helipad H1 Dimensions: Nearby radio navigation aids VOR radial/distance After all, fans didn't seen him on the daily news program for a few days during July 2022. However, rumors about Jeff's employment status at the Columbus, Ohio, station has made its rounds on social media. "Ohio is a special place with special people…kindness and generosity are bred here," she wrote on social media.FAA INFORMATION EFFECTIVE 15 JUNE 2023 Location FAA Identifier: Channel 10 viewers are likely familiar with Jeff, who has been working as a meteorologist for a few years. She and her family moved to Ashtabula, Ohio, when she was 8. Nova spent her early years growing up in Baku, the capital of Azerbaijan, near the Caspian Sea. She will be missed by her colleagues and viewers,” said John Cardenas, president and general manager at WBNS in that article. “We are sad to see Karina leave 10TV but we couldn’t be happier and prouder of her. She won an Ohio Valley Regional Emmy for coverage of a train derailment in 2012. It’s bittersweet for me to leave and I know I’ll miss my friends, viewers and the city every day."ġ0TV: Molly Brewer, Channel 10 traffic anchor, leaving WBNS to work at Columbus Public Healthĭuring her time at the station, Nova said in a Facebook post, that she got to "cover everything from many Buckeye wins, local charities and people doing great work, the growth of Central Ohio, our beautiful parks and maybe a few too many snow storms." "It’s hard to describe how much the love and support I received over 15 years means to me. "I’ll forever be grateful to 10TV for giving me that opportunity," said Nova, a Kent State graduate, in an article posted on the station's website. Nova, who started at the station in 2006 as a traffic reporter, spent several years as a weekend morning anchor before moving more recently to the "Wake Up CBUS" team with Tracy Townsend and Angela An.Īfter a decade and a half with the station, Nova said she was emotional about the decision to move. Karina Nova, a morning anchor at WBNS-TV (Channel 10), will head west later this month for a new job at a station in San Francisco.
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