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Newsletter Summer 2014 • Issue 39 Runway Improvement Project Enters a New Phase! by David Heal, AAE, Sr. Aviation Consultant, Mead & Hunt Inc. Pacific Coast Air Museum 2-3 REACH updates 4 Alaska Airlines 5 Redwood Bench 6 Development Opportunities 6 For Rent 6 Aviation Commission 7 Rack Card/Advertising Opportunities 7 Temporary Airfield Configuration 8 Airport Tenant Directory 9 With the coming of summer, construction on the Charles M Schulz – Sonoma County Airport (STS) runway improvement project has continued in earnest The majority of operational enhancements to Runway 2-20 are anticipated to be completed by the end of June These enhancements include a new partial parallel taxiway (new Taxiway B), a medium intensity runway lighting system, and Precision Approach Path Indicator lights serving Runway 2 In addition, the old Runway 32 localizer antenna array has been removed and will be replaced with a new, state-of-the-art array when Runway 14-32 is reopened later this fall In early July, Runway 2-20 will be reopened for air traffic (day/night and VFR/IFR) with a temporary length of 4,831 feet The Temporary Airfield Configuration can be found on page 8 of this Newsletter Runway 14-32 will then be temporarily closed until mid-October 2014 to enable construction of the various runway safety area enhancements and the decoupling of the runway approach ends During the construction of the culvert on the Airport’s northwest side, pilots can expect to see a crane operating near the approach end of Runway 14 The crane will be operating at night while the airport is closed Re-designation of taxiways will occur throughout the construction project Pilots are strongly encouraged to check for FAA NOTAMs regarding the many changes occurring during this summer’s airport construction project It is anticipated that the STS runway improvement project will be substantially completed by mid-October 2014 For up-to-date information regarding this project, visit: www.STSrunwayproject.org Culvert night work

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Page 1: Runway Improvement Project Enters a New Phase!...Summer 2014 • Issue 39 Newsletter Runway Improvement Project Enters a New Phase! by David Heal, AAE, Sr. Aviation Consultant, Mead

Newsletter Summer 2014 • Issue 39

Runway Improvement Project Enters a New Phase!by David Heal, AAE, Sr. Aviation Consultant, Mead & Hunt Inc.

Pacific Coast Air Museum 2-3

REACH updates 4

Alaska Airlines 5

Redwood Bench 6

Development Opportunities 6

For Rent 6

Aviation Commission 7

Rack Card/Advertising Opportunities 7

Temporary Airfield Configuration 8

Airport Tenant Directory 9

With the coming of summer, construction on the Charles M Schulz – Sonoma County Airport (STS) runway improvement project has continued in earnest The majority of operational enhancements to Runway 2-20 are anticipated to be completed by the end of June These enhancements include a new partial parallel taxiway (new Taxiway B), a medium intensity runway lighting system, and Precision Approach Path Indicator lights serving Runway 2 In addition, the old Runway 32 localizer antenna array has been removed and will be replaced with a new, state-of-the-art array when Runway 14-32 is reopened later this fall

In early July, Runway 2-20 will be reopened for air traffic (day/night and VFR/IFR) with a temporary length of 4,831 feet The Temporary Airfield Configuration can be found on page 8 of this Newsletter Runway 14-32 will then be temporarily closed until mid-October 2014 to enable construction of the various runway safety area enhancements and the decoupling of the runway approach ends During the construction of the culvert on the Airport’s northwest side, pilots can expect to see a crane operating near the approach end of Runway 14 The crane will be operating at night while the airport is closed Re-designation of taxiways will occur throughout the construction project Pilots are strongly encouraged to check for FAA NOTAMs regarding the many changes occurring during this summer’s airport construction project

It is anticipated that the STS runway improvement project will be substantially completed by mid-October 2014

For up-to-date information regarding this project, visit:

www.STSrunwayproject.org

Culvert night work

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PCAM Air Show 2014: New Date / New Location

The Wings Over Wine Country Air Show will be held on September 20-21 this year instead of the usual August dates The main reason for the date change is so that we can compete for Canadian acts and demonstration teams that usually reserve June through August to fly in Canadian air shows

In addition to the date change, the 2014 air show will be located south of the airline box at the Charles M Schulz - Sonoma County Airport with the show front crowd line on the ramp in front of, to just south of Sonoma Jet Center The location change is primarily due to construction that is anticipated to be ongoing in September on the KaiserAir Santa Rosa Jet Center ramp area

The air show performer lineup is looking very good for this year and includes: Greg Colyer in his T-33, Jerod Flohr in his Extra, Frank “Dr D” Donnelly in his clip-wing Taylorcraft, and Dan Buchanan with his hang glider routine Our headline act is Chuck Aaron with the only U S aerobatic helicopter routine, and the Marines will be coming with their MV-22 Osprey demonstration team

On the ground, we’ll have over 30 static display aircraft to look at and climb aboard, and the 501st Star Wars re-enactors will be walking around keeping an eye on things, as well as to give our guests some great additional photo opportunities In Sonoma Jet Center’s Redwood Hangar, we’ll have interactive demonstrations that will include “battle bots” where guests can battle each other using remote controlled robots

As usual, we’ll have a nice collection of novelty vendors and local food vendors, and a kids world for our younger guests A pancake breakfast will be held on Saturday and Sunday from 8am to 10am for guests who want to get an early start on their air show outing

Save the date for September 20th and 21st for your 2014 Wings Over Wine Country Air Show experience It’s going to be a great show!

Check out our website for details:

www.wingsoverwinecountry.org

Chuck Aaron aerobic helicopter

MV-22 Osprey

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Lunar Rover at PCAMDid you know that the Pacific Coast Air Museum has a full-scale replica of the Lunar Rover? This is an exact duplicate of the “Moon Buggy” that NASA astronauts used to drive around on the moon, and was built to NASA blueprints by Bill Harrah for Harrah’s Museum in Reno Visit PCAM and sit in the Lunar Rover for a photo or two! Pacific Coast Air Museum, One Air Museum Way, Santa Rosa, CA, 95403 At the Charles M Schulz-Sonoma County Airport

Palooza Music & Dance PartySaturday, July 19th (Public Event)

The Pacific Coast Air Museum is pleased to present a first-time event in Sonoma County: a battle of three live bands on the PCAM grounds, right there among the Museum’s historic aircraft For the unbelievably low entry fee of just $10 per person, with beer, wine, cider and food vendors provided, we are featuring music by…

•Coffee Catz: string band •The Jody Counter Band: blues and R&B •The Hax: classic rock

These great bands will play one after the other from 4:00 p m to 9:00 p m The smooth concrete of the museum’s F-15 display pad makes the perfect dance floor so bring your dancing shoes! Picnic baskets, blankets, chairs, low tables and your own beverages are all welcome Don’t miss this fun opportunity to listen to some great music and dance your “palooza” off!

Palooza Music & Dance PartySaturday, July 19, 2014

4:00 p m – 9:00 p m Admission: $10 00

Food and drinks are available from vendors on-site for an additional charge.

Pacific Coast Air MuseumOne Air Museum Way, at N Laughlin and Becker

Santa Rosa, CA 95403, 707-575-7900

www.pacificcoastairmuseum.org

Palooza Music, 2013

Palooza Dance Party, 2013

Full scale replica of the Lunar Rover at PCAM

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REACH Air Medical ServicesStaff Updates

Mark Cicali Chief Pilot, REACH Administration, Santa Rosa, CA

Vice President of Aviation Operations Vicky Spediacci has announced effective April 13, 2014, Mr Mark Cicali will be Chief Pilot for REACH Air Medical Services Mark has been with REACH since 2008 when REACH 9 began in Imperial County, CA Since then, Mark has assisted in base start-ups, became a flight instructor and rose to Lead Pilot and Assistant Chief Pilot duties Prior to this, he honorably served 20 years in the US Marine Corps as an officer and pilot All of this represents a very high degree of professionalism and education that will contribute greatly to REACH’s organization

Brian Fladhammer General Manager, REACH 1, Santa Rosa and REACH 6/Lakeport, CA

Randy Lyman, Director of Service Delivery at REACH, has announced Brian Fladhammer as the new General Manager for REACH 1 in Santa Rosa and REACH 6 in Lakeport, CA Brian comes to REACH with a long history in EMS and HEMS His past experience includes positions as Firefighter/Paramedic, Battalion Chief, Flight Paramedic and HEMS Program Director He also has a great deal of experience and training in leadership We are excited to have him and believe he will be a great leader for the R1/R6 staff

Andy DanovaroDirector of Maintenance, Santa Rosa, CA

Vice President of Aviation Operations Vicky Spediacci has announced that Andy Danovaro has been selected as the best candidate for the role of Director of Maintenance for REACH Air Medical Services Andy has been a long term, extremely dedicated and passionate manager within REACH for many years He brings the technical expertise, culture and value set to this new position and is highly respected by our maintenance team Given his skills and dedication to excellence, REACH is confident he is the right person to fulfill the role as Director of Maintenance

www.REACHair.com

Mark Cicali, Chief Pilot, REACH Administration, Santa Rosa

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MINUTES PRIOR TO DEPARTURE Arrive at Airport; check-in counter opens; check your luggage; get your Boarding pass; proceed thru Security (have your boarding pass and photo ID ready)

MINUTES PRIOR TO DEPARTURE Check-in counter closes; baggage check closes; proceed thru Security (have your boarding pass and photo ID ready)

MINUTES PRIOR TO DEPARTURE Boarding of aircraft begins

MINUTES PRIOR TO DEPARTURE Boarding Gate closes

GET THROUGH SECURITY ON TIME!

Save Time & Money on Business Travel

Alaska Airlines Easy Biz , an online tool designed to address the unique needs of business travel, is now available Book Alaska flights and earn miles on your corporate travel spending That is in addition to the miles your employees can earn as Mileage Plan members

For additional information and to sign your company up visit:

www.easybiz.alaskaair.com

Earn Double Miles on Popular Routes for the rest of 2014

Alaska Airlines is pleased to offer Mileage Plan™ members Double Miles on some of our most popular routes to and from Seattle for the rest of the year Visit a favorite destination or find a new adventure while earning Double Mileage Plan™ Miles

www.alaskaair.com

New timeline for passengers at STS

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Ever wonder where the Redwood Trees from Highway 101 went?

The Sonoma County Airport was lucky enough to score a few, thanks to Ghilotti Construction Company The Airport now has a welcoming bench near the arrival gate - THANK YOU Ghilotti!

Development OpportunitiesCommercial Development

and Concessions

Contact: Lori Schandel, Property Specialist 707 565 7238 lori schandel@sonoma-county org

For Rent Hangars & Storeroom

Contact: Gloria Cote, Administrative Aide 707 565 7243 gloria cote@sonoma-county org

Redwood bench donated by Ghilotti Construction

FIRST THURSDAY OF THE MONTH

July 10th August 7th September 4th October 2nd

One Air Museum Way - Cross Street: Becker Blvd.Santa Rosa, CA 95403 - 707.575.7900

Still only $5.00Includes Admission, Large Hot Dog, Chips and Soda!

11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

presents

HOT DOG Thursday!

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Terminal Rack Card / Advertising Opportunities!

Terminal Backlit SignsBacklit signs are available throughout the terminal, in various sizes, and include overhead and wall-mounted displays

Luggage CartsComplimentary luggage carts offer double-sided advertising exposure to arriving and departing passengers

Special Event SignageSpecial event signage may be available and priced according to placement and duration

Contact InformationFor backlit signage, luggage carts, and special event advertising rates and availability, please contact Gina Stocker at 707 565 7241

For rack card only advertising, please contact Jonathan Fearn with Certified Folder Display Service, Inc at 650 589 3117

Airport tenants receive a 25% discount

on Advertising, and/or terminal rack card

placement free of charge.

Aviation Commission Meetings

Meetings are held at 8:00 a m in the Airport Manager’s office, 2290 Airport Blvd, Santa Rosa, CA 95403, unless otherwise noted The public is welcome and encouraged to attend

• July 17, 2014

• August 21, 2014

• September 18, 2014

• October 16, 2014

Aviation CommissionersDistrict 1: Jim McCord - jimmccordcfi@gmail com 707 331 4927

District 2: Don Smith - donaldsmith@comcast net 707 763 3919

District 3: Larry Carrillo - ljcarrillo@msn com 707 888 0789

District 4: Del Starrett - del@archstarrett com 707 526 9645

District 5: Art Hayssen - burnside@sonic net 707 321 2040

At Large: Tim Delaney - tdelaney@jdhwealth com 707 542 1110

At Large: Marlon Young - myoung@majlaw com 707 528 2882

The Red Baron Flyer Newsletter is published quarterly. Articles, news items, calendar events, and photos are always welcome and appreciated. Please contact Gina Stocker at 707.565.7241 or via email at [email protected] for information. Thank you!

Rack Card system in STS terminal area

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RUNWAY PROJECTPhase 3 Construction

Temporary Airfield Configuration

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Organization Description Location Phone

Airport Express Bus Service 5807 Old Redwood Hwy 707 837 8700

Alaska Airlines Airline Terminal 800 252 7522

Avis Rent A Car Car Rental Agency Terminal 707 571 0465

Barron Air Aircraft Maintenance 2290 Becker Blvd 707 284 9786

Budget Car Rental Agency Terminal 707 528 2195

CAFE Foundation Non-Profit 5550 Windsor Road 707 526 3925

Cal Fire Firefighting 2235 Airport Blvd 707 576 2586

Civil Air Patrol Non-Profit 5 Air Museum Way 707 545 7488

Enterprise Car Rental Agency Terminal 707 570-3600

Experimental Aircraft Assoc Non-Profit 5550 Windsor Road 707 539 5188

Federal Aviation Admin - Tower Government Agency 2245 Airport Blvd 707 546 4294

Hertz Car Rental Agency Terminal 707 528 0834

J & R Electronics Aircraft Maintenance 6000 Flightline Blvd 707 583 3973

Kaiser Air - Santa Rosa Jet Center Full Service FBO 2240 Airport Blvd 707 528 7400

National Car Rental Agency Terminal 707 570 3600

North Coast Air Flight School 5010 Flightline Drive 707 542 8687

Pacific Coast Air Museum Historical Museum 1 Air Museum Way 707 575 7900

PropJet Aviation Aircraft Maintenance 2282 Becker Blvd 707 284 9777

REACH Air Medical Services Air Ambulance 451 Aviation Blvd #101 707 324 2400

Republic Parking Parking Lot Management 2200 Airport Blvd 707 523 2186

Santa Rosa Ninety-Nines Women Pilots Non-Profit 2247 Airport Blvd sr99s@sonic net

Sky Lounge Restaurant Restaurant Terminal 707 542 9400

Solairus Aviation Aircraft Maintenance & Charter 201 First Street #307, Petaluma 707 523 4092

Sonoma Helicopter Helicopt Training/Photos/Tours 5790 Flightline Drive 707 528 4883

Sonoma Jet Center Full Service FBO 6000 Flightline Drive 707 523 2800

Trinity Technology Group Security Terminal 707 527 7226

Vine Jet Aircraft Charter, Sales & Mgmt 7400 Flightline Drive 707 542 8001

Airport Operations Duty Officer 707.484.0236 Airport Maintenance Shop 707 544 6198 Complaint Line 707 544 4787

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SAVE THE DATE: September 20-21, 2014 The Air Show is currently seeking sponsors, vendors, and volunteers

If you’re interested in participating, please visit: www.wingsoverwinecountry.org

Gates open at 9am. Show starts at 10am. Show ends at 4pm.

Charles M Schulz - Sonoma County Airport2290 Airport BoulevardSanta Rosa, CA 95403707 565 7240www sonomacountyairport org

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