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The Rosamond Skypark
is a privately-owned and operated residential skypark located in Southern
California's Antelope Valley (AKA "Aerospace Valley"). Our FAA designator is
L00 (Lima-Zero-Zero) and our airport is open for public use. This website is
operated by the Rosamond Skypark Association as a service to our owner/members.
We also provide many items of interest to pilots and the general public.
Board of Directors Meeting...The next meeting of the new Board (see below) will be held on Wednesday, February 8th, 6:00 PM in the "CAP Hut" at the Skypark. All members are welcome to attend these monthly meetings. NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Only five nominees were in the running or the 2012 Board, so by acclamation your Directors for 2012 are:
Aviation stuff that has moved to the Internet FAA MedXPress - Fill out your medical app on-line: Medical applications can be filled out on-line rather than at your AME's office. Go to https://medxpress.faa.gov File Aviation Safety Reporting System (ASRS) Reports On-Line: Just browse to http://asrs.arc.nasa.gov/, click on "Electronic Report Submission" and follow the instructions. "CALLBACK" Now available only on-line: It's no longer being mailed but you can be notified by e-mail whenever a new issue of this educational & entertaining safety publication is available, CLICK HERE to sign up. FAA Flight Standards On Line: "The Bible" for FAA inspectors is on-line and available to the public, go to http://fsims.faa.gov/ Lots of information for pilots/operators of aircraft. Example: For ramp check standards an inspector will use, navigate to Areas of Interest>Surveillance>Air Operators 91>Conduct a Part 91 Ramp Inspection
eAPIS:
Don't forget it is now
mandatory to first apply for and receive "security clearance" for takeoff from
Homeland Security for each flight departing (as well as arriving) "our" country
via your private aircraft. This is entirely separate from the previously
(and still) required Customs notifications & FAA flight plan, and can ONLY be
done electronically via computer, go to
https://eapis.cbp.dhs.gov.
Other Stuff:
Peek Into History: A gentleman named Paul Freeman has developed a site devoted to obscure and vanished airstrips, including a number of strips in our immediate area. Particularly check out his pages on the Palmdale-Rosamond area and around Mojave. I am sure he would welcome additional info, pictures or map data on these or other "old time" strips....certainly we have plenty!
Rosamond Skypark Contact Info:
Airport Ops: Rosamond Skypark Association
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