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Point Mugu Naval Air Station, part of Naval Base Ventura County, sits on the California coast at Point Mugu and is one of the few civil-adjacent fields in the region with a runway long enough to handle almost any aircraft type. It is a US Navy installation with a full suite of military air traffic frequencies, an ILS-equipped main runway, and a shorter crosswind strip.
Point Mugu Naval Air Station, officially Naval Base Ventura County, is a US Navy airfield on the Pacific coast at Point Mugu, California. It is notable to a simulator pilot chiefly for its very long primary runway, 03/21, at over two miles in length, and for the ILS serving runway 21, both features more typical of a major military or transport hub than a small coastal field.
The field lies at coordinates 34.1193, -119.12 at an elevation of 10 feet, on the California coast at Point Mugu. The presence of dedicated tower, ground, clearance delivery, approach/departure and ATIS frequencies indicates that the airfield operates within controlled airspace, consistent with its status as an active naval air station.
Point Mugu has two physical runways. Runway 03/21 is 11,045 feet long with a hard surface, lit, and equipped with an ILS on the 21 approach. Runway 09/27 is 5,486 feet long, also hard-surfaced and lit.
Radio services include Tower on 124.85 MHz, Approach/Departure on 128.65 MHz, ATIS on 125.55 MHz, Ground/Clearance Delivery on 121.6 MHz, and a coordination frequency (CLD) on 120.75 MHz. Additional military-related frequencies are listed, including MISC/ANG OPS on 30.56 MHz, Base Ops on 26.75 MHz, and PMSV Metro on 38.635 MHz. A Hawthorne radio outlet is also listed on 112.5 MHz.
Point Mugu functions as an active US Navy air station within Naval Base Ventura County, with a full complement of tower, approach, ground and base operations frequencies indicating ongoing military flying activity.