Airport News
Ventura County Department of Airports: Increased Military Jet Activity
Naval Air Station Point Mugu will see an increase in military air operations in support of training beginning Friday, January 26th and lasting through February 2nd. Neighbors may notice an increase in activity, particularly involving military jet aircraft. Additionally, neighbors may already be noticing an increase in military jet training
Increased Helicopter Activity Expected
English Air Service has been hired by Southern California Edison to perform an aerial powerline survey in the Camarillo Airport and Oxnard Airport airspace. Because of this, neighbors may notice an increase in helicopter activity beginning today (1/15) and lasting through the week. Helicopters will be flying at an altitude of
Pilots N Paws Saves Lives of Abandoned Pets Through Volunteer Work of Local Pilots
Tina George approached her husband Jon, an Oxnard-based pilot, in 2022 with the idea of getting involved with Pilots N Paws, a national non-profit organization launched in 2008 in response to the increase in animals being euthanized in shelters across the country. The idea for Pilots N Paws stemmed from
Ventura County Department of Airports: Presidential TFR Announcement
A Presidential Temporary Flight Restriction (TFR) will be in place for the Los Angeles region (including Ventura County) beginning December 8th and will continue through December 10th.Please see the map below highlighting areas that will be affected. Camarillo and Oxnard Airports and the surrounding areas will likely notice an increase
Ventura County Department of Airports: Temporary Changes in Air Traffic out of CMA and OXR
Some of our neighbors may notice a change in air traffic operations today out of Camarillo and Oxnard airports. Oxnard Airport was directing traffic in the opposite direction earlier today and has since returned to the usual westbound arrivals and departures. Camarillo Airport continues to direct all air traffic in
Young Eagles Program Feeds Local Youths’ Love for Aviation and the Sciences
At any given moment, in homes throughout Ventura County, there are school-aged children playing with paper airplanes and wooden gliders, interrupted only by the sound of a real plane flying overhead. A sound that takes them outside with their eyes to the sky as they watch a small general aviation