The walls of airways Inn tell the story of its patrons: Posters from past airshows, signed pictures of the Goodyear Blimp and the 1st Helicopter Squadron, a mission patch from astronauts who had dropped by. The airport cafe in Frederick, Maryland, is like a family, says owner Jenny Sewell, who has run the restaurant for about 12 years. Locals come to watch the airplanes from the windows or get together and tell stories; many come back three or four times a week, she said. "Most of my customers are regulars," Sewell said. One such group of regulars has been coming back week after week for some three decades. "We call them 'air heads,'" she joked.
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