100% general aviation and <1% air taxi. The airport has a asphalt runway with approved GPS and NDB approaches (Runway 4-22). Notable people Joseph P. Allen – mission specialist on the first fully operational flight of the Space Shuttle in 1982 Albert B. Anderson – Judge for U.S. District Court 1902 to 1925 and U.S. Court of Appeals from 1925 to 1938 "Curly Bill" Brocius – Old West outlaw, evidence stating his birthplace as Crawfordsville is tenuous Edward Richard Sprigg Canby – Union general in the American Civil War; attended local Wabash College as a student. Henry Beebee Carrington – Union general during the Civil War Joseph Stephen Crane – restaurateur of Luau and Kon Tiki restaurants; actor; husband to actresses Lana Turner (1942–1944) and Martine Carol (1948–1953) Sidney and Wilbur de Paris – brothers, jazz musicians Beatrice Schenk de Regniers – children's books author Dick Dietz – professional baseball player Leroy Edwards – 1940s University of Kentucky and professional basketball player Isaac Compton Elston, Sr. – land speculator, banker, patriarch of Crawfordsville's pre-eminent family Larry Eyler – Serial killer and abductor Dave Gerard – cartoonist created "Will-Yum" and "Citizen Smith", also served as Crawfordsville mayor Bayless W. Hanna – Indiana Attorney General (1870–1872), U.S. Minister to Argentina (1885–1889), publisher of the Crawfordsville Review (1883–1885) Elizabeth Boynton Harbert – 19th-century American author, lecturer, reformer and philanthropist, born and grew up in Crawfordsville. John Parker Hawkins – lived in Crawfordsville as a boy, career Army officer, became a Union brigadier general during the Civil War Bill Holman – cartoonist, creator of Smokey Stover James Brian Hellwig (1959–2014) – professional wrestler, best known as The Ultimate Warrior Kent Kessler – avant garde jazz bassist Caroline Virginia Krout – author Mary Hannah Krout – journalist and author Eleanor Lambert – head of NYC Fashion Institute, sister of Ward Lambert Janet Lambert – author of young adult fiction Ward Lambert – Purdue University's basketball coach from 1916–1917, 1918–1946, National Basketball League Commissioner, Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame member, brother of Eleanor Lambert Henry S. Lane – United States Senator, Governor of Indiana, and pallbearer for Abraham Lincoln Stephen A. Love – musician Mahlon D. Manson – Union Army brigadier general, Indiana Lieutenant Governor (1885–1886), U.S. Representative (1871–1873), resident of Crawfordsville James W. Marshall – gold miner who set off the California Gold Rush. Joseph E. McDonald – lawyer, U.S. Representative (1849–1850), U.S. Senator (1875–1881)