Historical Significance

The Oxnard Airport was built & dedicated by the WPA in 1934 & was an important Air Cadet training base in WWII.

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OAAI Links Page

Valuable aviation links plus links to your government agencies and officials.

Ventura County Department of Airports:  http://www.ventura.org/airports/

     Gives you information regarding the Camarillo and Oxnard airports and important meeting times.
 

City of Oxnard Departments:  http://www.ci.oxnard.ca.us/Default.aspx?DepartmentID=22

    Especially good for seeing what the city is planning. Things like, new housing, schools, and shopping developments that could impact the airport. By visiting the planning department you can also see the results of citizen workshops that were conducted over a 1 year period, in 6 neighborhoods. Their task was to decide what the future city of Oxnard will look like. In the final analysis these neighborhood workshops concluded that the OXNARD AIRPORT was an ASSET and should be retained.

California State Dept. of Transportation:  http://www.dot.ca.gov/hq/planning/aeronaut/htmlfile/avlinks.html

    Visit this site to get information about state aviation activities and to contact state officials with your feedback and concerns.

Aircraft Owners and Pilot Association (AOPA):  http://www.aopa.org/ 

    Join the AOPA, see what's going on at the National level, check out current TFR's, and find your local AOPA Airport  Support Network Representative.

California Pilots Organization:  http://www.calpilots.org/ 

This organization is fighting for the protection of California's airports and for pilot's right. Check out their site.

Camarillo's Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA):  http://www.eaa723.org/

    Camarillo share many of our same concerns and is part of the Ventura County Dept of Airports.

California Pilotage Organization:  http://www.pilotage.com/contact/

    The Pilotage is another California organization of concerned pilots protecting our airports. This site has lots of information and links to many other aviation sites.

 The FAA:  http://www2.faa.gov/

    Need we say any more. Lots of information for pilots like the FAR's and AIM, as well as TFR information.

 

 Landings:  http://www.landings.com/aviation.html

    The number 1 aviation web-site with a plethora of information.
I say, "ya'll get involved, see what's go'n on with our airports & write to those politicians"