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Airport News

11/7/24 Mountain Fire Update, CMA Closure

This message serves as notification that a NOTAM (Notice to Air Mission) has been issued for Camarillo Airport (CMA) indicating the CMA will be closed to all non-emergency response aircraft and operations through Wednesday, November 13th, at 4 p.m. This closure will allow emergency response aircraft (helicopter and fixed wing)

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11/6/24 Mountain Fire Information Update

First and foremost, the Department of Airports extends well wishes for safety to all of you during this difficult time. The Mountain Fire spread quickly and has affected so many of our neighbors. Up to date information regarding the incident can be found at the links below: VC Emergency VCFD

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V-22 Osprey Training Expected

This message is notification that a V-22 military Osprey is expected to fly into Camarillo Airport at approximately 6 p.m. this evening to complete 2-3 touch-and-goes as part of their pilot training program. Residents may notice an increase in noise during this time.

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Follow-up on Increase in Military Aircraft Activity

Residents of Ventura County may continue to notice an increase in aircraft activity and noise as Naval Base Ventura County (NBVC) Point Mugu hosts a large force test event. This activity is expected to continue through September 27th. Multi-service aircraft, surface vessels, and unmanned systems will be participating, staging, and

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Final Public Meetings for Part 150 Noise Compatibility Studies

The Ventura County Department of Airports is pleased to share the advertisement for the final round of community meetings for the Part 150 Noise Compatibility studies for Oxnard Airport and Camarillo Airport. Click here to view the advertisement. You can expect to continue to see these advertisements in local publications

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Aircraft Reported Down in Santa Paula – August 25th, 2024

A privately owned, single seat aircraft was reported down Sunday at 12:24 p.m. near South 12th Street in Santa Paula. The aircraft was fully engulfed in flames when paramedics, police, and fire personnel arrived. One individual was on board and was transported by air to Ventura County Medical Center with

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