Half Moon Bay Airport (IATA: HAF, ICAO: KHAF) serves Half Moon Bay, US.
The Half Moon Bay Airport (HAF/KHAF) is a publicly owned airport located five nautical miles northwest of Half Moon Bay, California, on the Pacific Coast,. It is owned by San Mateo County and covers 325 acres,.
- Runway Information: It has one asphalt/concrete runway, designated 12/30, which is 5,000 feet long and 150 feet wide,. Both ends of the runway have displaced landing thresholds.
- Known Uses: The airport serves as an important asset for general aviation, business, transportation, and emergency services,. It supports air-ambulance and Medevac flights, law enforcement and homeland security patrols, Coast Guard sea-rescue operations, and acts as a disaster relief staging site,.
- Historical Significance: Originally constructed in 1942 by the California State Highway Department for the U.S. Army as Half Moon Bay Flight Strip, it was later turned over to the U.S. Navy and acquired by San Mateo County in 1947,.
- Facilities: Landside facilities include a terminal building, aircraft storage hangars, a fuel dispensing/storage facility, and two fixed-base operators. The terminal building houses the Airport Operations Office and a privately operated restaurant. The airport is self-funded through user and business fees,.
*Sources researched: skyvector.com, static1.squarespace.com, globalair.com, airports-worldwide.com, ashingtonstatesearch.com*
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Where is Half Moon Bay Airport located?
Half Moon Bay Airport is located in Half Moon Bay, US, at an elevation of 66 ft. Its IATA code is HAF and ICAO code is KHAF.