yeah, not so much. :rotfl: We used to tell the foreign students that there was a casino that would send a limo and a free buffet for pilots.
I bet they were all over that!

yeah, not so much. :rotfl: We used to tell the foreign students that there was a casino that would send a limo and a free buffet for pilots.
Harris Ranch.
Hands down the best airport to go is Shelter Cove (0Q5).
+1Inverted said:Harris Ranch
...and Hayward(all sorts of low-tight turns in that pattern and you're right next to all the OAK arrivals) are the airports I have the most fun flying into here.
Ukiah
Wow, talk about local. I was going to reccomend Sonoma Skypark. Saturday at noon there's a great hamburger bbq.You beat me to it! I've been really wanting to make the trek up there but need to find a good fogless day to go. Here's a good photo of the place.
I also have to make a local mention of Schellville (Sonoma Valley Airport)(0q3). No fuel or FBOs on field, though it's located in the Bay Area between Petaluma, Novato, Napa and Santa Rosa so there's ample access. The main runway 7/25 is 2700 x 45 ft, and the north/south runway 17/35 is marked restricted (1500x50) and used by the owner who provides Boeing Stearman/T-6 rides over Sonoma County. The airport is pretty much exclusively populated by vintage aircraft and warbirds, and is the self-proclaimed "Home of the Taildraggers." Going there on a weekend is like going to a museum of vintage aircraft, since everyone opens up their hangars and hangs out. (One guy just built a Curtiss P-40.) Just don't expect anyone in the pattern to have a radio.
Petaluma Municipal (O69) 7 miles west has fuel and a popular on-field restaurant called "The Two Niner Diner."
WILLOWS They have a good restaurant and are famous for their pie.
WILLOWS They have a good restaurant and are famous for their pie.
oh, do people fly in Norcal too?What no norcal airports? KAUN has a good restaurant. Chester is pretty and will challenge you with the DA.
WILLOWS They have a good restaurant and are famous for their pie.
And there's a Wal-Mart right across the street.![]()