In the Know photos: Up above and down below and in and around Naples Airport

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Emergency workers work to clear the scene of a simulated mass casualty drill, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019, at the Naples Airport.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Emergency workers tend to volunteers posing as crash victims at a mass casualty drill, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019, at the Naples Airport.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Simulated plane crash survivor Love Nooka is attended to by emergency personnel during a disaster drill, Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019, at the Naples Airport.

Nathan Greve, assistant manager at Naples Airport, shows off the 732 acres that includes the control tower, fuel tanks, park area and the rescue station under construction and many other components.

Agustin Carapia, 11, is ready for his first flight with pilot Andy Strickland, on Saturday, July 13, 2019, at the Naples Airport. Every month, veteran aviators of the Experimental Aircraft Association give young children ages 8-17 a free introductory flight through the Young Eagles program.

Pilot Andy Strickland talks to the tower to confirm the departure on Saturday, July 13, at the Naples Airport.

Pilot Andy Strickland, goes through a checklists with Alex Salazar, 13, before a flight on Saturday, July 13, 2019, at the Naples Airport.

Chris Auron, left, and Catherine Scionti look at an aerial photo on the timeline display celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Naples airport on Wednesday, July 3, 2019.

Pilot Andy Strickland goes through a checklist with Alex Salazar, 13, before a flight on Saturday, July 13, 2019, at the Naples Airport. Every month, veteran aviators of the Experimental Aircraft Association give young children ages 8-17 a free introductory flight through the Young Eagles program.

People observe a restored TF-51D Mustang (551CF) during the annual Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom tour at the Naples Airport on January 24, 2019.

Don Szalay, a U.S. Navy veteran who lives in Golden Gate, watched and photographed the historic planes flying into Naples Airport on Thursday for the Wings of Freedom tour.

TheB-24J Liberator was open for visitors to explore during the annual Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom tour at the Naples Airport on January 25, 2019.

JoAnn Catski and Marla Nichols wait to watch the planes land during the annual Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom tour at the Naples Airport on January 24, 2019. Each year, people gather in and out of the airport to watch the planes land.

The B-17 Flying Fortress at the Naples Airport during the the annual Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom tour on January 25, 2019.

Photograph by Don Szalay, a veteran of the United States Navy who watched and photographed the historic planes fly over the Naples Airport during Wings of Freedom tour.

Visitors tour the inside of the B-24J Liberator during the annual Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom tour at the Naples Airport on January 25, 2019.

Photograph by Don Szalay, a veteran of the United States Navy who watched and photographed the historic planes fly over the Naples Airport during Wings of Freedom tour.

A B-17 Flying Fortress during the annual Collings Foundation's Wings of Freedom tour at the Naples Airport on January 25, 2019.

The Naples Airport terminal

New logo for Naples Airport

This file photo shows the ponds along Airport-Pulling Road, left, in front of the Naples Municipal Airport.

A helicopter carrying water takes off from the Naples Airport to help fight the Frangipani brush fire in the Golden Gate Estates Thursday, April 20, 2017.

New logo for Naples Airport Authority

Local EAA members admire the iconic 1929 Ford Tri-Motor upon its arrival Monday afternoon, February 20, 2017, at the Naples Airport before pushing the 10,000 pound aircraft into a hangar.

Naples Municipal Airport Executive Director Chris Rozansky in 2016.

A plane taxis past other aircraft parked on the apron at the Naples Municipal Airport on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016. Airport authorities say they have seen an increase in traffic since Tuesday because of planes being brought to Naples as refuge from Hurricane Matthew.

Planes sit parked on the apron at the Naples Municipal Airport on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016. Airport authorities say they have seen an increase in traffic since Tuesday because of planes being brought to Naples as refuge from Hurricane Matthew.

Planes sit parked on the apron at the Naples Municipal Airport on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016. Airport authorities say they have seen an increase in traffic since Tuesday because of planes being brought to Naples as refuge from Hurricane Matthew.

A pilot waits to board a plane leaving Naples at the Naples Municipal Airport on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016. Airport authorities say they have seen an increase in traffic since Tuesday because of planes being brought to Naples as refuge from Hurricane Matthew.

A plane takes off on the runway seen near other aircraft parked on the apron at the Naples Municipal Airport on Thursday, Oct. 6, 2016. Airport authorities say they have seen an increase in traffic since Tuesday because of planes being brought to Naples as refuge from Hurricane Matthew.

A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration "hurricane hunter" aircraft sits on the tarmac of the Naples airport on Friday, May 20, 2016, in Naples. Naples was one of five cities visited by NOAA as part of the organization's efforts to build a weather-ready nation and raise awareness about the importance of the upcoming hurricane season, which starts June 1.

A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 'hurricane hunter' aircraft sits on the tarmac of the Naples airport on Friday, May 20, 2016, in Naples. Naples was one of five cities visited by NOAA as part of the organization's efforts to build a weather-ready nation and raise awareness about the importance of the upcoming hurricane season, which starts June 1. (David Albers/Staff)

Rex Gasteiger of RexAir shows onlookers his high-tech Cirrus SR22. Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology drew a massive crowd for their Fly-In/Cruise-In/Pancake Breakfast Saturday morning at the Naples Airport. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News

Naples Airport Authority Operations Manager, Raul Estrada, unattached the ramp for a flight to New Jersey from Elite Airways' terminal April 28, 2016 at Naples Municipal Airport in Naples, Fla. The newly-operated airline company managed less than 20 percent of its load level during the first month of commercial flights. Tomorrow they have 21 passengers leaving on a flight. (Corey Perrine/Staff)

Pilot Mick Thorstensen flies one of four retired military T-28 trainers as they prepare to take to the air. Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology drew a massive crowd for their Fly-In/Cruise-In/Pancake Breakfast Saturday morning at the Naples Airport. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News

Gorgeous vintage aircraft and cars, like this antique Mustange, were everywhere. Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology drew a massive crowd for their Fly-In/Cruise-In/Pancake Breakfast Saturday morning at the Naples Airport. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News

Pilot Mick Thorstensen flies one of four retired military T-28 trainers as they prepare to take to the air. Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology drew a massive crowd for their Fly-In/Cruise-In/Pancake Breakfast Saturday morning at the Naples Airport. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News

Four retired military T-28 trainers prepare to take to the air. Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology drew a massive crowd for their Fly-In/Cruise-In/Pancake Breakfast Saturday morning at the Naples Airport. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News

Gorgeous vintage aircraft and cars were everywhere. Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology drew a massive crowd for their Fly-In/Cruise-In/Pancake Breakfast Saturday morning at the Naples Airport. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News

Ron Gruner's 60+year-old Cessna 195 BusinessLiner turns heads. Lorenzo Walker Institute of Technology drew a massive crowd for their Fly-In/Cruise-In/Pancake Breakfast Saturday morning at the Naples Airport. Lance Shearer/Special to the Daily News