Our Story

Same wings. Same heart. New chapter.

Late 1980s

Kim Evans opened the original Airport Inn on Airport Road. A neighborhood bar and grill where everybody knew your name.

22 Years of Travis

Travis Evans took over from Kim and ran the place for over two decades. The wings got famous. The regulars became family. If you walked in on any given night, you'd know half the room.

January 2019

Fire. Everything gone. The building, the kitchen, the bar — all of it. But 2,500 people reached out to Travis personally. The message was the same every time: rebuild. We want you back.

April 2020

Brand new building. Same address. Reopened in the middle of a pandemic because that's what the neighborhood needed. New construction, same soul.

February 2026

Travis retired. But the Airport Inn didn't close. The people who worked the kitchen, tended the bar, and knew every regular by name — they stepped up. New ownership. Same wings. Same heart.

Meet the Crew

Good food and cold drinks don't happen on their own. Here's who's behind the bar and in the kitchen.

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[PLACEHOLDER — Short bio about their history with the Airport Inn]

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[PLACEHOLDER — Owner Name]

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[PLACEHOLDER — Short bio about their history with the Airport Inn]

More Than a Restaurant

This isn't just a restaurant. It's where you go after the game. Where you bring the family on a Friday night. Where you run into people you haven't seen in months and catch up over wings and a cold one.

Nearly 40 years of that doesn't just disappear. It evolves.

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~40 Years On Airport Road
100+ Wing Flavors Mild to Stupid Hot
250+ Seats Inside & Out