Antelope Valley Intermediate Field

There is no public information available regarding recent traveler reviews and experiences for Antelope Valley Intermediate Field (US-1630) in Quartz Hill, US, in the context of a commercial passenger airport. The identifier "US-1630" likely refers to a smaller, possibly private, military, or general aviation auxiliary field, rather than a facility with regular commercial passenger traffic.

The prominent airfield in the region is General Wm. J. Fox Airfield (KWJF), which serves general aviation and hosts an aerospace teaching facility for Antelope Valley College. However, there are no readily available traveler reviews discussing terminal facilities, amenities, security wait times, customs/immigration, or transportation connections typical of a commercial passenger airport for this location either.

In February 2021, Antelope Valley College officially opened an aerospace teaching facility at Fox Field, which includes a 10,000-square-foot hangar, composite lab, computer lab, classroom, and office space for its FAA-approved aeronautical and aviation technology program. General Wm. J. Fox Airfield itself has a history dating back to 1959, with runway and taxiway extensions completed in 1998, and includes an FAA Flight Service Station and Air Traffic Control Tower, along with aircraft maintenance and storage hangars.

Without traveler reviews for a commercial airport experience at Antelope Valley Intermediate Field (US-1630) or even the larger William J. Fox Airfield, it is not possible to summarize overall traveler sentiment, satisfaction, common complaints, or notable strengths in the requested format.