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| Alexis Park Inn & Suites |
| 1165 S. Riverside Drive |
| Iowa City, Iowa 52246 |
| Toll Free: 888-9ALEXIS |
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(888-925-3947) |
| Local: 319 337-8665 |
| Fax: 319 351-4102 |
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This page was last updated on 12/17/2006 |
| This is where this web page all started -- with a few videos of Mary and me landing in Iowa City (KIOW), as an aid to our fly-in guests. How things have grown! |
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| New 12/17/06 Alexis Park Inn & Suites TV Commercial Here's our latest TV commercial! |
| Connie After Engine Start The MATS Lockheed Constellation visited Iowa City on several occasion. (Sadly, this aircraft no longer flies, and is on static display in South Korea, of all places...) This low-res video was taken from inside the plane. |
| Connie Taxies Past The MATS Connie taxies past the old terminal building in Iowa City, as seen from inside the plane. |
| DC-3 In-Flight In August, 2006, Iowa City's tarmac was graced by "Rose", a 1943 Douglas DC-3 that participated in the 1944 D-Day landings in France. The crew of this lovely lady spent the night with us, resulting in this video, taken from inside the cabin, that shows the crew synching the props. |
| DC-3 Departing In August, 2006, Iowa City's tarmac was graced by "Rose", a 1943 Douglas DC-3 that participated in the 1944 D-Day landings in France. The crew of this lovely lady spent the night with us, resulting in this video, taken from inside the cabin. |
| DC-3 Starting Up In August, 2006, Iowa City's tarmac was graced by "Rose", a 1943 Douglas DC-3 that participated in the 1944 D-Day landings in France. The crew of this lovely lady spent the night with us, resulting in this video, taken from inside the cabin. |
| F-16s Over The Alexis Watch as a formation of five F-16 Falcons from the Fighter Wing in Des Moines fly low over our hotel, the Alexis Park Inn & Suites! |
| Grumman Wildcat Priming On September 1st, 2006, one of the last flying Grumman Wildcats flew into Iowa City for the re-dedication of the University of Iowa's Kinnick Stadium. (Iowa football star Nile Kinnick was killed flying a Wildcat in World War II) This is a short video of the Wildcat priming before start. |
| Grumman Wildcat Starting On September 1st, 2006, one of the last flying Grumman Wildcats flew into Iowa City for the re-dedication of the University of Iowa's Kinnick Stadium. This is a short video of the Wildcat starting up. |
| Landing on Iowa City's Rwy 30 Sunset landing on a snow-covered runway in Iowa City after a December storm. |
| Low Pass at Iowa City See the Alexis Park Inn & Suites as we do a low pass down Iowa City's (KIOW) Runway 25 in winter. |
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