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Bryant Field (ICAO: O57) is a small general aviation airfield at Bridgeport, California, sitting at a lofty elevation of 6,467 feet in the Eastern Sierra. It offers a single lit hard-surface runway aligned north-south, making it a notable high-altitude strip for pilots flying in this mountainous region.
Bryant Field, identified by the code O57, is a general aviation airfield serving the community of Bridgeport, California. Set at a high elevation of 6,467 feet, it is a modest facility with a single runway, and its mountain setting makes it a point of interest for pilots accustomed to lower-altitude operations, given the density-altitude considerations that come with flying in and out of a field this high.
The field has one physical runway, aligned 16/34, with a hard surface and runway lighting. The 34 threshold measures 3,857 feet in length, while the 16 threshold measures 3,847 feet; there is no ILS available at the field.