Posts Tagged ‘Santa Monica Airport’
Santa Monica's Tactics to Close Airport Continue
More Recommendations for Reducing Santa Monica Airport’s Impact (the insanity continues in Santa Moncia)….
Read MoreSMO Airport Commission Just Another of Airport's Detractors
The latest from Santa Monica Airport’s detractors…. more hyperbole….
Read MoreCalPilots Meet at Santa Monica Airport (SMO)
On Saturday, July 14th, the California Pilots Association held its mid year board meeting at the newly opened Museum of Flight located at the Santa
Monica Airport.
Santa Monica – Proposed Flight Bribes Don't Fly
Santa Monica, Calif., city council members this week shelved the plan they introduced two weeks ago to pay flight school operators to fly student pilots away from the city’s airport for touch and go operations.
Read MoreSanta Monica Paying Planes To Go Away
CalPilots Editor’s Note: Here’s the latest (proposed) lunacy from Santa Monica – obviously Santa Monica has more money than sense……
Read More(SMO) Calling into question airport surveys
CITYWIDE – Some communities suffer from a lack of information. Santa Monica may have too much.
Read More(SMO) Board Advises Early Legal Action to Modify, Close Airport
CalPilots Editor – The lunacy surrounding Santa Monica Airport continues.
Read MoreAirport Commission, Residents Explore SMO Visioning Process
Amidst all the discussion of whether Santa Monica Airport (SMO) should remain open after City Hall’s three-decade agreement with the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) expires in 2015, ripe is the time to contemplate what to do with the area should the landing field actually shut down.
Read MoreCity of Santa Monica – Let's Raise Airport Rents
CalPilots Editor’s Note: Yet another City of Santa Monica strategy – Let’s announce that we are going raise rents to get rid of aircraft and the airport.
Read MoreSanta Monica Airport – Coordinated Attack Continues
From 89.3KPCC.com: The future of Santa Monica Airport is up in the air. The 30-year land and building agreement with the FFA is set to expire in 2015. Now, Santa Monica City Council must decide what to do with the 227-acre space (CalPilots Editor’s Note: Correction – there is no expiration date on the operation of this land as an airport).
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