1. Mesa Falcon Field
City: Mesa, AZ
Category: Getting Here, Getting Around
Telephone: (480) 644-2444
Address: 4800 E. Falcon Dr.
Description: Falcon Field handles approximately 310,000 general-aviation takeoffs and landings a year. Falcon Field, which opened in 1941, was used originally by the US War Department to train combat pilots for the British Royal Air Force. When World War II ended, the City of Mesa took over the airport. Today nearly 900 planes are based there, along with 30 aviation-related businesses, 50 general commercial enterprises, and 3 restaurants. The control tower operates 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., and the airport features a gift shop, a pilot shop, maintenance, fuel, and rental-car services. It’s also home to the Confederate (also called the Commemorative) Air Force Museum. In addition, 4 aerial photography and sightseeing operations run out of Falcon Field.
City: Mesa, AZ
Category: Getting Here, Getting Around
Address: 5835 S. Sossaman Rd.
3. Mesa Falcon Field
City: Mesa, AZ
Category: Getting Here, Getting Around
Telephone: (480) 644-2444
Address: 4800 E. Falcon Dr.
Description: Falcon Field handles approximately 310,000 general-aviation takeoffs and landings a year. Falcon Field, which opened in 1941, was used originally by the US War Department to train combat pilots for the British Royal Air Force. When World War II ended, the City of Mesa took over the airport. Today nearly 900 planes are based there, along with 30 aviation-related businesses, 50 general commercial enterprises, and 3 restaurants. The control tower operates 6 a.m. to 9 p.m., and the airport features a gift shop, a pilot shop, maintenance, fuel, and rental-car services. It’s also home to the Confederate (also called the Commemorative) Air Force Museum. In addition, 4 aerial photography and sightseeing operations run out of Falcon Field.
City: Mesa, AZ
Category: Getting Here, Getting Around
Address: 5835 S. Sossaman Rd.