Long-time Houston Chief Pilot Hank Henry Dies
With 35,000 hours in more than 300 models of aircraft, Henry flew disgnaries such as Charles Lindbergh and Glenn Curtiss.

C.G. “Hank” Henry, the long-time chief pilot for West Houston Airport who has flown dignitaries such as Charles Lindbergh and Glenn Curtiss, died on August 7. He was 94. A renowned flight instructor who was involved in aviation throughout his life, Henry amassed more than 35,000 hours of flight time and flew more than 300 models of aircraft, according to the West Houston Airport.


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