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Camarillo International Airport is a busy towered field in Ventura County, California, sitting close to the outer edge of the Los Angeles basin and useful for pilots heading toward Simi Valley and the wider Oxnard area. It offers a single hard-surfaced runway and is notable among sim pilots and warbird enthusiasts for the Commemorative Air Force hangars and museum based on the airfield.
Camarillo International Airport (KCMA) is a surprisingly large and active towered airport for its size, located in the Camarillo/Oxnard area of Ventura County, California. It is a popular destination in its own right, home to the SoCal wing of the Commemorative Air Force, whose hangars and museum are based on the field, making it of particular interest to sim pilots with a taste for historic aircraft.
The airport lies in the Camarillo/Oxnard area of Ventura County, California, within the wider Los Angeles basin airspace environment. Approach and departure services in the vicinity are provided by Point Mugu Approach/Departure on 124.7 MHz.
Camarillo has a single physical runway, 08/26, 5999 feet long with a hard surface and runway lighting.
Camarillo is a towered airport. The tower/CTAF frequency is 128.2 MHz, ground control operates on 121.8 MHz, and clearance delivery is also given on 121.8 MHz. The ATIS broadcasts on 126.025 MHz, and Point Mugu Approach/Departure, covering the surrounding airspace, can be reached on 124.7 MHz. No ILS approach is available at the field.
Camarillo remains a busy, towered general aviation airport. It is home to the Commemorative Air Force's SoCal wing, whose hangars and museum are located on the airfield, giving visiting pilots a warbird-themed attraction alongside routine flying operations.
