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Martin Airport in College Place, Washington, has a rich history rooted in the development of aviation in the Walla Walla Valley. Originally established in the mid-20th century, the airport was named after local aviator and businessman Herman L. Martin, who played a significant role in its creation. Over the years, Martin Airport has served as a hub for general aviation, flight training, and recreational flying. It has been a key location for the region's aviation community, supporting various flight schools and private pilots. While it remains a smaller, general aviation airport, it has contributed to the region’s growth and development by providing air access to the area. Throughout its history, Martin Airport has remained a beloved fixture for aviation enthusiasts and continues to play an essential role in southeastern Washington's aviation scene.