MY FS FLIGHTS
Andy Mc Beth Airport (S51) is a small public-use airfield serving Klamath Glen in far northern California, built around a single hard-surfaced runway just south of the town. It offers a modest, uncontrolled setting for visual flying along the redwood coast, with no instrument approaches or published radio frequency on record.
Andy Mc Beth Airport is a small general aviation field located immediately south of Klamath Glen in Del Norte County, California. It has a single physical runway aligned northwest-southeast and sits at a modest elevation of 36 feet, making it a straightforward but unassuming destination for VFR pilots exploring the redwood coast region.
The airfield lies at Klamath Glen, California, in the far northwest of the state near the Pacific coastline. No specific airspace classification, controlling authority, or nearby controlled airspace is given in the available data.
The airfield has one physical runway, 11/29, 2391 feet long with a hard surface. There is no ILS or other instrument approach equipment associated with the runway.
No published communications frequency or callsign is recorded for Andy Mc Beth Airport, and there is no navigational aid sited at the field itself.
Andy Mc Beth Airport continues to function as a small public-use airfield with a single hard-surfaced runway and no instrument approach capability, consistent with its role as a modest general aviation strip serving the local Klamath Glen area.