In 1942, the United States Army Air Corps took a piece of the undeveloped farmland at the eastern end of the Oxnard plain and established what became known as Oxnard Flight Strip. A few wooden hangars were built – all designed to meet the temporary needs of World War II

We recently received a question from one of our community members regarding piles of milled asphalt on Oxnard Airport property that are part of the current Taxiway A Reconstruction project. These piles have been mistaken as soil and we’d like to provide clarification regarding concerns expressed to us. The Taxiway

SoCal Gas has contracted English Air Service to complete survey work on area gas lines beginning on Monday, April 22nd. The survey work is expected to end no later than Saturday, April 27th and will be primarily in the Oxnard and Point Mugu airspace. Increased helicopter activity can be expected

November 2, 1929. Curtiss Field, New York. More than 100 licensed women pilots gather to make a move. A big move. One that would change the course of aviation history. Just nine years after the ratification of the nineteenth amendment, which gave women in the United States the right to