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Should other features of CAE be included, such as size, amount of traffic, and wireless Internet availability?

Airlines and Destinations

I just added the Airlines and Destinations section to the best of my abilities using airport-provided data from this page: http://www.columbiaairport.com/flightschedule.pdf

Unfortunately, I don't know where to find the specific carriers for the individual flights, nor the appropriate way to do a citation for an entire section. Can anyone help teach me this? Thanks! Yitzhak1995 (talk) 04:12, 22 May 2008 (UTC)[reply]

Barker/Goldstein

Barker and Goldstein, as a result of their plane crashing, "survived Augusta, Georgia?" Though life isn't always exciting here, I believe they survived due to treatment received at the Joseph M. Still Burn Center, at Doctors Hospital in Augusta.

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