Grande Vista Airport serves San Diego, US.
Grande Vista Airport (US-2554), also known as Palm City Airport, was established in February 1930 by Robert Jacquot in San Diego, California, southeast of the intersection of Palm Avenue and Beyer Boulevard. It operated as a commercial/municipal airport and was home to the Grande Vista School of Aviation and later the San Diego Flying Club. The airport ceased operations by early 1938 when the San Diego Flying Club took over the lease, and civilian pilots were forced to ground their planes in 1941 due to wartime restrictions. Robert Jacquot intended to reopen the airport after WWII, but he died in a plane crash in 1946. By 1964, the runway area had been converted to agriculture, and by 2016, no trace of the airport remained.
*Sources researched: airfields-freeman.com, ourairports.com, bigorre.org, members.tripod.com, usacitymap.com*
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Grande Vista Airport is located in San Diego, US. Its IATA code is — and ICAO code is US-2554.