Hello and welcome to today's Inelection Channel podcast.

I am at a very unusual location today.

It is the control room, Denver Stapleton Air Bridge.

If you're having to know your airports, you'll know that Stapleton Airport closed down in 1995.

Yet the control tower is still here.

It's really interesting to see what they've done with it.

On the ground floor, there is a bottom of a restaurant.

On the third floor, you can go axe throwing, you can play darts.

But I'm here because I'm on the only control tower tool that I know of anywhere in the world.

Sean Henson, who's been professional tool guide for years, decided that he could create a tool,

not just aimed at aviation enthusiasts, but at everyone about the history of this airport,

what happened to it, and more particularly the many human stories associated with it.

So, welcome, Shaw, and congratulations.

What were you thinking of when you saw, oh, Control Tower, ESR and Toulers?

Well, I had the opportunity to come up here, and I just, I saw so much potential on the

walls because there was so much history that happened here.

And if you look around the neighborhood, you would never know that this used to be

the fifth busiest airport in the entire world.

And the only reminder is this tower and I couldn't help

visualize all of the history on the walls and locking people up and sharing those stories with

them. You've got some aviation history yourself? I do. Yeah. Well, I've been a lifelong

lover in all things aviation, ever since I was a small kid. And I grew up to be a flight attendant. I did that for a little over a decade and I've been a private pilot for longer than that now. So yeah, I do.

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