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Products, Services, and Facilities
Introduction
For more information on the following products, services, and facilities, reach out to the Airport Manager’s Office at each airport:
- Transient (visitor) parking
- Airport facility, flight planning and aircraft rental information
- Avionics
- Pilot lounges
Fuel Availability and Pricing
For more information about fuel availability and pricing, visit the individual airport webpages:
- Brackett Field Airport
- Compton/Woodley Airport
- General William J. Fox Airfield
- San Gabriel Valley Airport
- Whiteman Airport
Hangar and Tie-down Rental Information
The LA County airports offer a variety of hangars and tie-downs for rent. For information on available hangar space and tie-downs, and pricing, please contact airport management.
Notice to Air Missions (NOTAMs)
Prior to departure, pilots should always check with Flight Service (1-800-WX-BRIEF) for current NOTAMs. Temporary flight restrictions (TFR) and additional NOTAM information are also available by visiting the FAA website.
General Pilot Resources
Prior to departure, pilots should always check with Flight Service (1-800-WX-BRIEF) for current NOTAMs. Temporary flight restrictions (TFR) and additional NOTAM information are also available by visiting the FAA website.
- Association of California Airports
- Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
- AirNAV
- Drone Rules and Regulations
- Experimental Aircraft Association
- Federal Aviation Administration
- FlightAware
- National Air Transportation Association
- National Business Aviation Association
- National Transportation Safety Board
- National Weather Service
Noise Abatement Program
The County airports are surrounded by noise-sensitive residential and commercial areas. As such, each airport endeavors to be an asset, not a nuisance, to their respective local communities. In order to help mitigate potential negative impacts from aircraft operations and enhance compatibility with the surrounding communities, the Department of Public Works maintains a proactive noise-mitigation program with requested visual flight rules (VFR) flight paths, operational restrictions, and limited activities during certain hours of the day.
In consideration of the communities surrounding the County airports, pilots are requested to operate their aircraft in the quietest practical manner consistent with safety and air traffic control instructions.
For more information about specific noise abatement protocols, visit the individual airport webpages:
LA County Airports
